Methods for dealing with overheating in the modification reactor
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I would like to ask: what is the best way to deal with overheating in the reforming reactor? Is it sufficient to shut down the furnace or stop feeding fresh hydrogen? Due to design constraints, our plant cannot stop the feed to the reforming unit; could such measures cause damage to the catalysts?
What is the best way to deal with overheating in a reforming reactor? 1. Reduce the feed temperature. 2. Shut down the furnace. 3. Inject cold hydrogen. 4. Release pressure. Continuously modify the feed, use furnace quenching, and reduce the feed temperature in order to remove heat.