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Is a constant-temperature hydrogen evolution process necessary during the shutdown of Chiga?

2017-05-04View Original

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In our plant, after shutting down the operation and introducing oil into the hot hydrogen system, there is no specific process for carrying out hydrogen removal at a constant temperature. If hydrogen removal at a constant temperature were to be carried out, what temperature should the reactor be kept at?
Reply #22017-05-04
Prevent hydrogen embrittlement in the reactor and allow hydrogen to be released from the reactor wall. 250 or more is fine
Reply #32017-05-04
The manufacturer’s operating instructions or the reactor producer’s usage guidelines will provide the relevant data
Reply #42017-05-04
The manufacturer’s operating instructions or the reactor producer’s usage guidelines will provide the relevant data
Reply #52017-05-04
To prevent hydrogen embrittlement, this process is carried out during each maintenance session ~~
Reply #62017-05-04
I know, but our leader didn’t request this
Reply #72017-05-05
I went out to study* before and saw cracks caused by hydrogen embrittlement; prevention is key~~~ It’s just to feel at ease
Reply #82017-05-06
How to check the effectiveness and whether there are any issues with the material?

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