Does the deoxidation reaction in the hydrogenation unit produce water that reacts with carbon?
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Does the deoxygenation reaction of the feed oil in the paraffin oil hydrocracking unit produce water, which then reacts with the carbon on the catalyst? Does a water-gas reaction take place? Is a lot of CO generated? Why can the levels of CO and CO2 in the recycled hydrogen in my system reach 2000 PPM? In the new hydrogen, CO+CO2 is less than 10 ppm; I really wonder what’s going on
This is a hydrocracking unit; it’s likely caused by a high degree of cracking, and it can’t be due to shift reaction.