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Help! What is the iron surrounding the catalyst tank for?

2016-12-10View Original

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This post was last edited by Keep running on 2016-12-12 at 12:39. Dear experts: I work in the catalytic conversion workshop. There’s a ring of iron around the outside of my catalyst tank, layer after layer – what is it for? Urgent
Reply #22016-12-10
1. It serves to enhance strength through reinforcement rings; 2. It facilitates the catalyst regeneration process; due to the high temperature after regeneration, it serves to dissipate heat. Do you think this explanation works?
Reply #32016-12-10
It acts as a heat sink, while also providing reinforcement for the cylinder.
Reply #42016-12-11
Is it used for the support insulation layer?
Reply #52016-12-12
Insulation ring or reinforcement ring. . .

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