column fouling

How to Identify Column Fouling?

Column fouling can be identified through several indicators such as:
Increased pressure drop across the column.
Decreased conversion rates or selectivity.
Visual inspection during shutdowns revealing deposits.
Changes in reactor temperature profiles.

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