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Are there any experienced catalysis technicians? I would like to ask what key device information technicians mainly collect before taking over shifts. In daily operations, which important operational and technical-economic indicators should be monitored? The more detailed, the better! Thank you
Reaction temperature, pressure difference between the two vessels, product quality, reaction pressure, regenerator temperature
Operational parameters include: reaction temperature, reaction pressure, differential pressure between the two reactors, regeneration temperature, and the level at the bottom of the distillation tower. Analytical parameters involve: the activity of the balancing agent, the carbon content in the regenerating agent, the density and heavy metal content of the raw materials, etc. There are also data on water vapor composition, as well as pH, NOX, and SOX levels in the flue gases. Parameters related to the slurry include its density and solid content; for gasoline, these include the dry point and octane rating, while for diesel, they include the freezing point and cetane number. Additionally, there are parameters related to the vapor pressure of stabilized gasoline, the C2-C5 content in liquefied gas, and the C3 content in dry gas. Technical and economic indicators include energy consumption, reagent usage, and yield. This information is provided for reference only for those who are not experts in this field
There is also the status of plans and processes, the progress of on-site construction, and many other things that need to be understood.