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Sharing of experiences and insights regarding excessive levels of highly acidic ferric ions in water in diesel hydrogenation units

2017-11-05View Original

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Share technical experiences regarding excessive high-concentration acidic ferric ions in water in diesel hydrogenation units; it is best to clearly explain the solutions adopted and their effects
Reply #22017-11-05
Installing an iron removal filter can solve this problem. What is the current flow rate?
Reply #32017-11-05
What is the iron content at the inlet of the hydrogenation unit? Is it iron tetraoxide or iron oxide?
Reply #42017-11-05
Is it related to water injection? Did less water injection lead to more severe sulfur corrosion? Was there an extra cycle of sampling for some time?
Reply #52017-11-05
The filtration device can ensure that the iron content at the outlet is no more than 10μg/L
Reply #62017-11-07
Is it air cooling or corrosion of the heat exchanger pipes?

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