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Issues with catalytic reforming regeneration gas

2016-05-30View Original

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The regenerated gas coming from the charring zone and the oxychlorination roasting zone of the regenerator passes through high-temperature and low-temperature dechlorination tanks respectively before being cooled and then sent to a dryer for water removal. What is the general chlorine content in the water? What is the approximate range? What causes a low pH level, and how should it be addressed? Please help analyze this

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