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Issues with chlorine replenishment in fixed-bed reforming? Expert comparison!

2016-02-18View Original

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The pump used to supply chlorine to the reactor is malfunctioning; chlorine was not supplied to the reactor for about 1 hour. Is it feasible to increase the chlorine supply rate after one hour to make up for it?
Reply #22016-02-19
Chlorine replenishment in fixed-bed reforming is primarily carried out through comprehensive analyses such as circulating gas analysis and liquid yield assessment; issues that cannot be detected within a short period of time due to an interruption of 1 hour are addressed by making appropriate adjustments to maintain the original dosage. If it is necessary to increase the dosage, it is important to adjust it back again promptly, as either too much or too little chlorine is detrimental to the reaction process.

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