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Should reformated hydrogen be used as supplementary hydrogen in hydrocracking units?

2022-04-24View Original

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What are the risks of using reforming hydrogen as supplemental hydrogen in hydrocracking units? I need some expert guidance!
Reply #22022-05-02
Yes, these days most use reformed hydrogen; just enhance dechlorination
Reply #32022-12-03
In general, it is possible; the purity of the hydrogen used for reformation is usually around 90%, which meets the minimum purity requirements for hydrogen used in hydrocracking cycles. It is important to pay attention to the purity of the circulating hydrogen as well as the discharge of waste hydrogen during operation

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