Develop reactor internals for optimizing reactor design - Part 2: High-performance mixing chamber
Most hydroprocessing reactors are fixed-bed reactors comprising several catalyst beds that are divided by quench zones containing mixing chambers that introduce a vapor-quenching medium.
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Ahn, E. S. - GS Engineering and Construction, South Korea
Eui-Sub Ahn is a CFD engineer at GS E&C. He started working on plant technology research and development in 2010, and he now assists with CFD analysis for EPC projects and process development for SRU burners, reactor internals, pipe arrangements, columns and other equipment. He holds an MS degree in chemical engineering from Korea University in Seoul, Korea.
Park, S. I. - GS Engineering and Construction, Seoul, Korea
Sang-Il Park has a BS degree in chemical engineering from Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea, and started his career as a separation column engineer at GS E&C in Seoul. He has 9 yr of experience with numerous EPC projects as a specialist on column and reactor internals for both grassroot applications and revamps. His interest in separation equipment spans from modeling and simulation to detail engineering for robust operations, as well as for easy maintenance.
Song, I. C. - GS Engineering and Construction, South Korea
In-Cheol Song has been working as a process engineer in the plant basic engineering group at GS E&C for 10 yr, and has experience on several domestic and overseas projects. His main focus is on the hydrotreating process. He holds a BS degree in chemical engineering from Inha University in Incheon, Korea.
Kim, G. B. - GS Engineering and Construction, Seoul, Korea
Gyu-Bok Kim is a senior engineer, and leader of development projects for separation equipment and reactor internals at GS E&C. He has 19 yr of experience in the engineering, design and troubleshooting of distillation systems in various processes. He holds several patents for process equipment technology. He has a BS degree in chemical engineering from Korea University, Seoul, Korea.
Chang, G. S. - GS Engineering and Construction, Seoul, Korea
Geun-Soo Chang is a principal process engineer and leader of the plant basic engineering group for GS E&C, Seoul, Korea. He holds an MS degree from Seoul National University in chemical engineering. He has contributed to basic and detailed engineering, commissioning and troubleshooting for numerous EPC projects for refineries and petrochemical plants.
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