Does the continuous reforming unit fall under the processes listed in the \"Catalogue of Key Hazardous Chemical Processes to Be Subject to Stringent Supervision\" compiled by the Work Safety Administration?
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Is the continuous reforming unit considered one of the hazardous chemical processes specified in the \"Notice by the State Administration of Work Safety on Publishing the List of Key Hazardous Chemical Processes Subject to Supervision (An Jian Zong Guan San [2009] No. 116)\"? If so, which category does it fall into, and what are its characteristics? **The bureau’s notice lists the following fifteen processes: 1. Phosgene and phosgenation processes; 2. Electrolysis process (chlor-alkali); 3. Chlorination process; 4. Nitration process; 5. Ammonia synthesis process; 6. Cracking process; 7. Fluorination process; 8. Hydrogenation process; 9. Diazotization process; 10. Oxidation process; 11. Peroxidation process; 12. Amination process; 13. Sulfonation process; 14. Polymerization process; 15. Alkylation process
According to the spirit of the notice, it does not fall under that category.
The reforming reaction part doesn’t belong to it, so the pre-hydrogenation part should be part of the hydrogenation process, right?
The reforming reaction part doesn’t belong to it, so the pre-hydrogenation part should be part of the hydrogenation process, right?