Lg chem, ltd. (20240293852). Reactor Cleaning Method simplified abstract
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Reactor Cleaning Method
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Inventor(s)
Kyung Seog Youk of Daejeon (KR)
Moon Sub Hwang of Daejeon (KR)
Jeong Seok Lee of Daejeon (KR)
Reactor Cleaning Method - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240293852 titled 'Reactor Cleaning Method
The abstract of the patent application describes a method for cleaning a reactor by pressurizing a washing solvent container, supplying the solvent stream to the reactor, and circulating it while maintaining a specific temperature range.
- Pressurize washing solvent container to 5 kg/cm² to 40 kg/cm² using pressurized gas
- Supply washing solvent stream to lower or side portion of reactor to fill inside
- Circulate washing solvent stream between container and reactor at 115°C to 200°C
Potential Applications: - Industrial reactor cleaning processes - Chemical processing plants - Petrochemical refineries
Problems Solved: - Efficient reactor cleaning - Reduced downtime for maintenance - Improved safety in cleaning operations
Benefits: - Increased productivity - Cost savings on maintenance - Enhanced operational efficiency
Commercial Applications: - Cleaning services for industrial reactors - Equipment suppliers for chemical plants - Maintenance companies for petrochemical facilities
Questions about Reactor Cleaning: 1. How does the pressurization of the washing solvent container improve the cleaning process? 2. What are the advantages of maintaining a specific temperature range during reactor cleaning?
Frequently Updated Research: - Ongoing studies on optimizing washing solvent compositions for different reactor types and contaminants.
Original Abstract Submitted
a reactor cleaning method includes pressurizing a washing solvent container to 5 kg/cm�g to 40 kg/cm�g using pressurized gas; supplying a washing solvent stream from the washing solvent container to one or more of a lower portion or a side portion of the reactor to fill an inside of the reactor; and circulating the washing solvent stream between the washing solvent container and the reactor while maintaining a temperature of the reactor at 115� c. to 200� c.
