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Catalyst continued reforming

In a continuous reformer, some particulate and dust matter can be generated as the catalyst moves from reactor to reactor and is subject to attrition. However, due to catalyst design little attrition occurs, and the only outlet to the atmosphere is the regeneration vent, which is most often scrubbed with a caustic to prevent emission of hydrochloric acid (this also removes particulate matter). Emissions of carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulfide may occur during regeneration of catalyst. [Pg.105]


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