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I have a question regarding catalysis; I would appreciate it if the teachers could help me answer it

2016-06-27View Original

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Catalytic cracking, major power outages – why is it necessary to remove the stripping steam and agitation steam from the bottom of the fractionation tower? What will happen if those steams are not removed? Any teachers who know the answer could help me please! Thank you
Reply #22018-08-13
First, after the major power outage, does your device still have steam? Secondly, if the unit enters an emergency shutdown mode, continuous steam injection at the bottom of the tower will result in water accumulation there, which will cause difficulties when trying to resume production. I hope this can help you
Reply #32018-08-17
If not removed, oil vapor will mix with water, and there will also be a large amount of water in the equipment
Reply #42018-08-22
After the power outage, the plant’s utility systems were essentially paralyzed! The low-pressure steam pressure has dropped to practically zero! If the system is not cut out! The slurry system and the diesel stripper will flow back due to gravity! Insert into steam system! Complete the pollution and hidden dangers! ! The slurry system can also freeze up due to low temperatures! Affecting commencement

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