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Questions regarding the dehydrogenation reactor

2016-07-24View Original

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Does anyone know if there are any dehydrogenation reactors that combine isothermal and adiabatic conditions? We have successfully used Aspen to simulate a tandem reactor model for propane dehydrogenation, with one section operating in an adiabatic manner and the other in an isothermal manner; the conversion rate and selectivity were both satisfactory. However, we could find no literature or patents supporting this approach. Does anyone have any information on this topic? Thank you very much~~
Reply #22016-07-30
What kind of problem is this? Why is there no follow-up?

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