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How to deal with catalyst caking in isothermal transformation furnaces?

2016-05-31View Original

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Dear sea friends, the tubes of the isothermal shift reactor have leaked and the catalyst has caked up; how can we remove the catalyst and inspect/repair the leaks in the reactor’s tubes? Process Management Group
Reply #22016-06-03
Estimating is rather troublesome. Which manufacturer are you from? Which type of isothermal furnace is being used? You can consult the manufacturer of the isothermal furnace for details.
Reply #32016-06-03
It’s not yet in production; I’m just trying to find out what measures can be taken to address catalyst caking in the converter

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