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How is the amount of cold hydrogen to be added to the hydrogenation reactor determined?

2016-11-06View Original

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Sea friends, I have a question: how is the amount of cold hydrogen to be added to the hydrogenation reactor determined? I hope you can share your insights if you know. Thank you!
Reply #22016-11-06
This is suitable for posting on the petrochemical area’s hydrogen production version.
Reply #32016-11-07
Depending on the amount of heat released in the reaction, determine how much hydrogen to add to achieve a certain temperature rise.
Reply #42016-11-07
The amount of hydrogen added is related to the hydrogen-to-oil ratio of the reaction and the reactor space velocity.

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