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Can heating the hydrogen added to the feed oil to participate in the reaction during hydrogenation operations reduce energy consumption?

2015-12-27View Original

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Question: Can heating the hydrogen added to the feed oil to participate in the reaction during hydrogenation operations reduce energy consumption? Is there a device that can perform such operations?
Reply #22015-12-27
Yes, there are those that use heat exchange between hydrogen and high-pressure gas~~~~
Reply #32015-12-27
Yes, there are those that use heat exchange between hydrogen and high-pressure gas
Reply #42015-12-29
Reduce energy consumption to recover heat, but it is necessary to conduct an economic and technical analysis of the investment to determine whether high-pressure heat exchangers are cost-effective.
Reply #52016-01-22
Cyclic hydrogen exchanges heat with hot pyrolysis gas at the hydrogen-blended injection point
Reply #62016-01-25
Yes, UOP’s wax oil hydrogenation process uses pre-furnace hydrogen mixing

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