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Advantages of pre-lifting of dry gas

2015-07-31View Original

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What are the advantages of using dry gas lift? What impact does it have on the reaction? I hope you can all give me some guidance
Reply #22015-08-01
Dry gas is generally a better choice as the lifting medium, as its main advantages include reducing steam consumption and preventing hydrothermal deactivation of the catalyst; moreover, the hydrogen in dry gas can effectively lower the olefin content in gasoline. The downside is that it increases the load on the air compressor; if the compressor’s load is insufficient, it is best not to use it.
Reply #32015-08-01
Currently, dry pre-heating is used for catalysis; that is, steam is employed at the beginning of operation, while dry gas is used once normal production begins. The first advantage is energy savings and reduced consumption; The second advantage is: reducing catalyst damage ; The third advantage is: catalyst sulfidation is more effective than steam treatment.
Reply #42015-08-02
There are comparisons between various pre-fetching media on the forum; you can give it a search!

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