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In the refining process, what are the causes of coking in reactors? How to avoid it?

2016-08-30View Original

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In the refining process, what are the causes of coking in reactors? How can this be avoided during the production process?
Reply #22016-08-30
Causes of reactor coking and how to avoid it: Causes | Avoidances Excessively high reaction temperature – Control the reaction temperature to prevent it from rising too high. Low amount of circulating hydrogen – Maintain an appropriate level of circulating hydrogen. Changes in the composition of the raw materials – Use raw materials in accordance with the design specifications

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