Nuclear Polymerization Hydrogenation Reactor

Nuclear Polymerization Hydrogenation Reactor

Product introduction

Notes for reactor:

(1) The reactor bed temperature is less than 50℃;

(2) The content of explosive gases (hydrogen and hydrocarbons) in the reactor is less than 1%, and the content of oxygen in the reactor is less than 2%;

(3) Keep nitrogen flow in the manhole at the top of the reactor;

(4) People without breathing apparatus should stay away from the manhole;

(5) The hydrogen sulfide content in the reactor is less than 400ppm and the carbon monoxide content is less than 10ppm.

Product parameter

Working pressure /MPa: -0.1~20

Operating temperature /℃: -40~350

Considerations for pressure vessels

1. Follow the operation specifications and safe operation procedures of the Pressure Vessel, and strictly follow the operation manual.

2. Check and maintain regularly to ensure the safety performance of the pressure vessel.

3. The operating environment of the pressure vessel should be dry, ventilated and free of corrosive gas. Reactor Tanks Vessel,Reactor Equipment Sales,Stainless Steel Reaction Reactor Avoid using the pressure vessel in the environment of damp and corrosive gas.

4. Before applying pressure inside the pressure vessel, check the tightness of the vessel to ensure no leakage.

5. The inside of the pressure vessel should be cleaned regularly to avoid the accumulation of impurities and dirt, affecting the service life of the vessel.

6. During the use of the pressure vessel, the pressure in the vessel should be strictly controlled to avoid exceeding the bearing range of the vessel and leading to the explosion of the vessel.

7. When using the pressure vessel, attention should be paid to the setting and inspection of the safety valve to ensure that when the pressure inside the vessel is too high, the safety valve can be started in time to release the pressure.

8. When using pressure vessels, attention should be paid to the safety of the surrounding environment to avoid injuries and losses caused by the explosion of the vessels to the surrounding personnel and equipment.