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How to dry the nitrogen seal tank and separation hopper during the initial startup of continuous reforming? Is there a curve for drying?

2015-07-02View Original

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How to dry the nitrogen seal tank and separation hopper during the initial startup of continuous reforming? Is there a curve for drying?
Reply #22015-07-03
Why does it still need to be dried? Haven’t heard of it. . .
Reply #32015-07-03
Just drive normally; the gradual increase in temperature during the regeneration and combustion phases is what facilitates drying, and once the appropriate conditions are reached, the catalyst is elevated.
Reply #42015-07-04
When starting the nitrogen circulation, the lock funnel can be dried using the normal heating process with hot nitrogen, while the nitrogen seal tank is mainly dried by purging with cold nitrogen.

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