Does the hydrogenation reactor have a pressure interlock?
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Does the hydrogenation reactor have a pressure interlock?
Generally, no, because there is a safety valve for high scores.
All the refined and modified reactors I’ve seen don’t have safety valves; there is an alternative route~~~
Safety valves are generally installed at high points in reaction systems; I’ve never seen self-protection mechanisms used
This varies depending on the device; our device is equipped with an emergency pressure relief interlock
A hydrogenation reactor must be equipped with both pressure interlocks and explosion-proof membranes on its safety valves
Hydrogenation units are equipped with emergency pressure relief valves at high pressures, though the speed of pressure release varies. As for pressure-related interlocks, this is the only thing that comes to mind~~ I’ve really never seen any interlocks related to reactor pressure
I’ve never seen such interlocking; reactors are generally sensitive to overheating. Pressure can generally be easily controlled by the amount of fresh hydrogen.
We have a safety valve after the high-pressure stage, and there is an emergency pressure relief system as well, located after the liquid separation tank at the compressor inlet. . .