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Problems of hydrogen heating in selective hydrogenation of gasoline

2015-12-28View Original

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I would like to ask those who are familiar with this process: Is it necessary to preheat the hydrogen used for selective hydrogenation to a temperature similar to that of the feed oil? The flow rate of hydrogen is quite low compared to that of gasoline, so the heat absorbed should be minimal; is it really necessary to preheat it first?
Reply #22017-02-08
No preheating is required; the hydrogen mixing point is at high conversion
Reply #32017-02-08
Hydrogen can be mixed in front of the heat exchanger; the flow rate of hydrogen is very low

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