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Shutdown of the high-pressure hydrocracking unit

2021-02-16View Original

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What is the difference between isothermal dehydrogenation in a nitrogen atmosphere and in a hydrogen atmosphere?
Reply #22024-05-07
There is no difference for dehydrogenation.
Reply #32024-05-24
Hot hydrogen oil stripping is the process of separating hydrogen molecules that have penetrated into the walls of the hydrogen-related systems
Reply #42024-05-24
Since it is dehydrogenation, reducing the hydrogen partial pressure in the circulating gas facilitates the removal of hydrogen molecules from the metal lattice; therefore, a nitrogen atmosphere is conducive to isothermal dehydrogenation

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