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Catalyzed charring reforming reaction feed

2018-11-16View Original

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When starting the reforming process with catalytic cracking, what are the typical pressure and temperature values at the reactor inlet at which oil feeding begins? Thank you.
Reply #22018-11-17
The pressure is the pressure specified in your process design, with a temperature of 280 to 290 degrees. This is the device I used
Reply #32018-11-18
We usually use a pressure 1.0-2.0 Mpa lower than the design pressure, with a temperature of 150°C; this value depends on the effect of high-temperature hydrogen on the catalyst, and the catalyst manufacturer will specify this temperature.
Reply #42018-11-18
What you’re referring to is the feed rate at the initial stage of operation. The design institute will provide this value; it usually includes interlock settings. Generally, the initial feed rate is around 60% of the designed value, with adjustments made according to the requirements of the catalyst
Reply #52018-11-22
We have set the pressure at 40 kilograms and the temperature at 150. But I don’t understand why the pressure needs to be controlled at 40 kilograms – can’t it be higher? Our operating pressure is 110 kilograms.
Reply #62018-11-22
Are these the parameters for stable operation once work has resumed normally?

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