Why is it that the larger the gas phase in the reactor, the less likely deviation from the desired path is? Seeking help
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Why is it that the larger the gas phase in the reactor, the less likely deviation from the desired path is to occur? Please provide a detailed explanation
The degree of deflection actually accumulates under low load conditions, and it becomes increasingly severe. The initial pressure drop along the vertical direction varies inevitably depending on the bed structure. When the gas flow rate is too low, more gas flows through the unobstructed areas, while the obstructed areas may gradually become clogged with coke, leading to increasingly severe flow deviation. When the traffic volume reaches a certain level, such phenomena can be avoided.