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Discussion on UOP Penex process issues

2016-02-05View Original

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Discussion on UOP Penex process issues: Why is it not necessary to remove CO and CO2 when adding hydrogen during the desulfurization process in UOP reactors? 1. The desulfurization reaction occurs at a high temperature, making it difficult for oxygen atoms to replace the Cl- ions in AlCl. 2. During desulfurization, the chlorine injection rate was increased to protect the catalyst from oxidation. Personal opinion; discussions are welcome
Reply #22016-02-06
This post was last edited by Wangyangzhi Zhou on 2016-2-6 20:47. Penex is C5/C6 isomerization, right? The hydrogen used for supplementation generally comes from hydrogen production, with a purity of over 99.9%, and the levels of CO and CO2 are at trace levels in the ppm range

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