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What measures do we take when the reforming catalyst is poisoned by water?

2015-07-20View Original

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Different measures need to be taken for water at various ppm levels; I cannot find any information on this topic at the moment, and I hope to get everyone’s help
Reply #22015-07-20
The effect of excessive water content on the reforming catalyst is the removal of too much chlorine, resulting in a decline in catalyst performance. Just supplement chlorine appropriately. There should be such a chapter in the operation guide.
Reply #32015-07-20
Ensure water-chlorine balance; this should be specified in the operating procedures

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