June 2017
Process Control and Instrumentation
Improve H2O measurement in catalytic reformer H2 recycle streams
Catalytic reformer units convert naphtha into high-octane aromatic compounds called reformates, which are used in gasoline blending and formulation. UOP developed the catalytic reforming process and brought the first unit into operation in 1949.
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The Author
Engelhart, W. G. - SpectraSensors, Houston, Texas
Gary Engelhart is the Product Line Marketing Manager for SpectraSensors. He is responsible for TDLAS analyzer applications in the hydrocarbon processing industries, including natural gas processing, LNG, refining and petrochemicals. He has 25 yr of experience in analytical instrumentation and chemical process equipment.
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