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What causes high pressure difference in the converter and how to deal with it?

2016-09-15View Original

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Let’s discuss the reasons why the pressure difference in a shift converter increases after long-term use of the conversion catalyst, and how to address this issue
Reply #22016-09-15
Are you asking if the differential pressure is accurate? Or why do the operating conditions change?
Reply #32016-09-16
As the catalyst is used for an extended period of time, caking of the catalyst becomes inevitable; this is mainly due to large fluctuations in catalyst temperature caused by frequent start-up and shutdown operations, as well as catalyst fragmentation; Additionally, carbon deposition in the transformation reaction ; The gas entering the conversion furnace is dirty, containing oil and other contaminants ; During normal production, excessive use of steam leads to water contamination, etc.

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