What is the purpose of the vent at the outlet of Electric Heater No. 2 in the reduction section of a continuous reforming unit?

2016-10-07View Original

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I have a question: in the flow diagram, I can see that there is a direct expansion pipeline at the outlet of electric heater No. 2. When is this pipeline used?

Reply #22016-10-09

It’s definitely not needed when using hydrogen; I don’t have such a line here. It’s probably used during drying or purging processes

Reply #32016-10-10

It is used for drying with a heater; remember to disconnect it and secure it tightly when not in use.

Reply #42016-10-10

Do I need to keep it vented while drying the electric heater?

Reply #52016-10-10

Do you have any solutions for dry electric heaters? Could you send one out for me to take a look at?

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