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What is the recommended flow rate for catalytic slurry? How much flow can a DN80 pipe handle?

2011-09-01View Original

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What is the recommended flow rate for catalytic slurry? How much flow can a DN80 pipe handle? Our unit reaches 20 T/h and then can’t go any further. Is it a problem with the pipe design, is there wax on the pipe walls, or is something blocked?
Reply #22011-09-02
The temperature of the catalytic slurry ranges from 70 to 100 degrees; the recommended flow rate is 1.2, with a flow capacity of up to 25 tons per hour. It is suggested that the temperature at which the slurry is discharged outside the system could be increased to 95 degrees, and the pressure raised, which might result in a higher flow rate. The key factor is the scale of your catalytic process – if the solid content is high, then a higher discharge temperature is necessary; it depends on whether it’s possible to implement appropriate cleaning procedures.

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