Can a hydrogenation reactor do without an ash basket?

2016-05-21View Original

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Can a hydrogenation reactor do without an ash basket?

Reply #22016-05-21

It’s not possible. The function of Scale Blue is not only to trap dirt and debris in the oil, but it also serves to disperse the material and increase the flow area. Please consider giving a reward

Reply #32016-05-21

Yes, we have a coal and diesel hydrocracking unit with a processing capacity of 3.6 million tons per year, and there is no fouling basket at the inlet of its first reactor. It is necessary if your raw material is paraffin oil.

Reply #42016-05-21

There are many hydrogenation reactors; gas-phase reactors are generally required, mainly to serve a dispersing function. If liquid-phase reactors are designed with a distributed layout, scale removal baskets may not be necessary.

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