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How to deal with overheating during the gas introduction process in a CO transformation? Can it increase the air flow volume?

2016-04-02View Original

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How to deal with overheating during the gas introduction process in a CO transformation? Can it increase the air flow volume?
Reply #22016-04-03
Increase the water-to-vapor ratio to reduce system pressure
Reply #32016-04-08
Before introducing gas, ensure that the bed temperature is high; in such cases, a large volume of gas can be introduced. If overheating occurs during the gas introduction process, nitrogen or steam can be added, or the pressure can be reduced
Reply #42016-04-09
Steam can be added or the pressure can be reduced to increase the water-vapor ratio and lower the system pressure
Reply #52016-05-19
It depends on to what extent the temperature has risen; if it’s approaching the device’s designed temperature, it’s better to reduce the pressure.
Reply #62016-05-19
The air velocity is low, so the heat of reaction cannot be carried away, resulting in overheating; increasing the air velocity and introducing more air into the system helps
Reply #72016-05-20
Increase the air velocity and introduce nitrogen as a gas distribution agent.

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