The issue of wall temperature monitoring in the organic sulfur hydrogenation reactor for coke oven gas

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This post was last edited by “I’m also stubborn” on January 26, 2016, at 15:23. I’d like to ask all fellow netizens two questions. Unfortunately, I only have this much wealth to offer as a reward; I can’t offer more. 1. What is the typical design temperature for the metal wall temperature of a hydrodesulfurization reactor for coke oven gas after installing a lining? Is it possible for the lining to get damaged, and if so, what are the common reasons for this? 2. If there is damage to the lining, is it necessary to monitor overheating of the reactor’s metal wall, and what measures should be taken in case of overheating? Also, please note that it is coke oven gas being hydrogenated, not oil – thank you very much! What about the case of an oil hydrogenation reactor? It can also be referred to by extension. Please reply, I need an answer. Why isn’t the reward amount displayed? I submitted it! reward_7ree