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Questions regarding hydrogen mixing after the residue hydrocracker

2011-10-26View Original

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Who is working on residue hydrogenation? Is there post-furnace hydrogen mixing? Is it easy to raise the temperature during startup? Is there any hydrogen mixing in front of the furnace? Does the furnace suffer from coking? Which method is better? I need some guidance.
Reply #22011-10-26
In residue hydrogenation, there is no post-furnace hydrogen mixing process, so there’s no need to think about it.

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