Selection of reactor magnetic balls
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Are there any requirements regarding the specifications of magnetic balls when using different hydrogenation catalysts? Such as the Al2O3 content, etc.
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-11-10 at 20:42. There aren’t many options here; it depends on how the seller operates and manages things. A high alumina content usually indicates high strength, but this property is often exaggerated as a gimmick to increase the price.
Hello, I have a question: what is the purpose of the magnetic balls in a hydrogenation reactor? Is it to prevent the catalyst from falling out?
The function of the ceramic ball should be to protect the catalyst by preventing high-pressure, high-flow gases from impacting it directly, thus serving as a buffer.
It serves a supporting and cushioning function; this is determined as required by the catalyst manufacturers
It depends on the catalyst used for processing which type of oil; generally, the catalyst manufacturer takes care of this.