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How to deal with catalyst caking at the top during catalyst removal in a hydrogenation unit

2022-01-15View Original

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How to deal with catalyst caking at the top during catalyst removal in a hydrogenation unit
Reply #22022-01-15
Is it a catalyst to deal with these lumps, or to find the cause of the lumps?
Reply #32022-01-17
Do you mean a method to resolve lumps, or a method to remove the agent?
Reply #42022-01-17
The soil is severely compacted, right? Anyway, I don’t want it anymore; I’ll use a pickaxe to dig it up
Reply #52022-01-17
Direct pneumatic pick – companies specializing in charge removal are experts in this area
Reply #62022-01-19
Well, I’ve learned about it; I’m worried that pressure might build up if lumps form inside
Reply #72022-01-20
This is the simplest and most labor-saving method; of course, there is also a special machine that can be used for crushing and then disassembly

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