Come on, let’s discuss what happens when there is a \"temperature spike\" in the residue hydrogenation unit

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I’m seeking advice. Regarding the residue hydrogenation reactor, a phenomenon of \"temperature spike\" occurs during operation – what are the exact causes of this, and what are some effective solutions? (For example, the temperature can rise to 1,000 degrees within five minutes.) . . . . Then it drops back to over 400 degrees), time for a master to give some lessons. :lol

Reply #22016-03-13

Hello, could you send me some information on residue hydrodesulfurization? ~Thank you! ! ! Email: jiaohua2016@163.com

Reply #32016-03-13

Hello, could you send me some information on residue hydrodesulfurization? ~Thank you! ! ! Email: jiaohua2016@163.com

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