Hydrogenation reactions often proceed at elevated temperature and hydrogen pressure; they must ensure sufficient contact between hydrogen and reactants while preventing local overheating and catalyst sintering. The evaluation device must, under safe and pressure-resistant conditions, provide a stable bed temperature and controllable hydrogen flow to yield repeatable activity and selectivity data.
The PLR-TFT-FFTS Thermal Catalytic Hydrogenation Fixed-Bed Reaction Device modularizes preheating, the reaction bed, and product collection: hydrogen and feedstock enter the catalyst bed after preheating, and outlet products can be analyzed online or offline. Researchers can conveniently change temperature, space velocity, and hydrogen-to-oil ratio to plot activity curves against conditions.
Activity is expressed by conversion, and selectivity by the proportion of the target product. It is recommended to include parallel samples for each condition and use a chemisorption analyzer (such as the PL-CataSorb2000 Fully Automatic Chemisorption Analyzer) to characterize catalyst metal dispersion, linking macroscopic activity with microstructure.
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It runs at high temperature and hydrogen pressure, requiring both full H2–reactant contact and prevention of local overheating and sintering, all under safe pressure-resistant conditions.
It modularizes preheating, the reaction bed, and product collection, letting you vary temperature, space velocity, and H2 ratio to map activity against conditions.
Activity is conversion; selectivity is target-product share. Pair with a chemisorption analyzer to link macroscopic activity to metal dispersion.
This article does not constitute a performance commitment; specific technical parameters are subject to the actual product documentation and mutual confirmation.
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