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[Q&A Question 233] 2018.08.27

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【Q&A Question 233】August 27, 2018: Briefly describe how the control rates of temperature and pressure are managed during the start-up and shutdown of the plant 1) The temperature change should be ≤25°C/h, and the pressure change should be ≤(0.5–1.0) MPa/h, in order to prevent equipment leakage and damage to the catalyst. 2) When the temperature…
Reply #22018-08-27
During startup, voltage and temperature must be increased gradually. During the shutdown process, pressure and temperature should be reduced slowly.
Reply #32018-08-27
1) The temperature change should be ≤25°C/h, and the pressure change should be ≤(0.5–1.0) MPa/h, in order to prevent equipment leakage and damage to the catalyst. 2) When the temperature…
Reply #42018-08-27
1) The temperature change should be ≤25°C/h, and the pressure change should be ≤(0.5–1.0) MPa/h, in order to prevent equipment leakage and damage to the catalyst. 2) When the temperature…
Reply #52018-08-27
Answer: 1) The temperature change should be ≤25°C/h, and the pressure change should be ≤(0.5–1.0) MPa/h, in order to prevent equipment leakage and damage to the catalyst. 2) When the temperature…
Reply #62018-08-27
1) The temperature change should be ≤25°C/h, and the pressure change should be ≤(0.5–1.0) MPa/h, in order to prevent equipment leakage and damage to the catalyst. 2) When the temperature…
Reply #72018-08-27
The basic principle is to increase or decrease the temperature and pressure gradually, with temperature changes of ≤25°C/h and pressure changes of ≤0.5~1.0 MPa/h
Reply #82018-08-27
1) The temperature change should be ≤25°C/h, and the pressure change should be ≤(0.5–1.0) MPa/h, in order to prevent equipment leakage and damage to the catalyst. 2) When the temperature…
Reply #92018-08-27
1) The temperature change should be ≤25°C/h, and the pressure change should be ≤(0.5–1.0) MPa/h, in order to prevent equipment leakage and damage to the catalyst. 2) When the temperature…
Reply #102018-08-27
1. The basic principle is to reduce temperature and pressure slowly, as well as increase them slowly; the rate of temperature change should be ≤25°C/h, and the rate of pressure change should be ≤0.5–1.0 MPa/h, in order to prevent equipment leakage or damage to the catalyst. 2. When the temperature is <135°C and the pressure is no greater than 3.5 MPa, this prevents temper embrittlement damage to the reactor.

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