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Gasoline hydrogenation unit, feed oil: C5 distillate, coker naphtha

2011-11-10View Original

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In a gasoline hydrogenation unit, using C5 distillate as the feed oil, there is a relationship between the reactor inlet temperature and the reactor pressure drop. The reactor pressure drop changes depending on the level of the reactor inlet temperature: as the inlet temperature decreases, the reactor pressure drop increases rapidly, while when the reaction temperature rises, the reactor pressure drop drops swiftly. Help analyze the reasons
Reply #22012-04-28
The flow resistance in the liquid phase is high, therefore the pressure drop is high. Furthermore, the occurrence of this situation indicates that the porosity of your bed layer has significantly decreased, and it needs to be regenerated.
Reply #32012-04-28
The flow resistance in the liquid phase is high, therefore the pressure drop is high. Furthermore, the occurrence of this situation indicates that the porosity of your bed layer has significantly decreased, and it needs to be regenerated.

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