SCOT hydrogenation reactor catalyst inspection
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After passivation, the upper manhole of the SCOT hydrogenation reactor was opened for inspection, and porcelain balls as well as catalyst carbon deposition were found, along with a small amount of carbon powder； In this case, can we first clean the porcelain balls and catalyst at the top?
Tilting can be done as appropriate.
Replace the carbon buildup on the top; this will clean the catalyst
No materials prepared； For now, cleaning the top part and screening it out has given good results after reinstallation.