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Can raw gas flow from the bottom to the top of the CO shift converter?

2016-02-12View Original

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I have a question for everyone: in the conventional converters, the inlet is located at the top of the furnace. Is it possible to place the inlet at the bottom instead? Would it work if the raw gas entered from the bottom and exited from the top?
Reply #22016-02-17
Air intake at the bottom makes it difficult to secure the catalyst bed. It is not recommended to use this approach.

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