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2. Why is the change in temperature drop of the last reactor in reforming considered an important indicator of changes in the acidic activity of the reforming catalyst?

2015-11-22View Original

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I would appreciate some guidance from those with more experience: Why is it said that changes in the temperature drop of the last reactor in the reforming process are an important indicator of changes in the acidity of the reforming catalyst? What could be the possible reasons for a low octane number in the resulting gasoline? What is the appropriate control range for water content in the reforming cycle hydrogen? What could be the possible reasons if the water content is extremely high?
Reply #22015-11-23
Read books; it’s in the books! Read the book carefully!

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