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How much should the CO level at the full conversion outlet be controlled at?

2015-09-24View Original

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How much should the CO level at the full conversion outlet be controlled at? How to adjust when the converter overheats (full conversion).
Reply #22015-09-25
Full conversion outlet CO content control
Reply #32015-09-25
The emission of carbon monoxide depends on the process you might be using; If it is synthetic ammonia ; The general requirement is 0.2–0.5 ; It’s hard to say if it’s linked alcohol ; 3 ; Any of the 5 is possible ; For overheating in a converter, it depends on what type of conversion process is being used ; Generally, this involves increasing the inter-stage cooling shock and reducing the amount of air intake, that is, by enlarging the bypass valve ; The original poster’s statement is too general

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