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1. A method for updating the value of least one alarm limit on at least one process variable involved in a process comprising the catalytic chemical conversion of hydrocarbons wherein said alarm limit has a current value of

B0 + K

wherein B0 is the current alarm base and K is a predetermined alarm offset which comprises:

(1) Determining the present value of said process variable, said present value being defied as PVL;

(2) Determining a new alarm base, B1, using the following equation:

B1 = B0(1.0-F)+PVL(F)

Where F is a predetermined number greater than zero and less than 1.0;

(3) Determining an updated alarm limit which is defined as B1 + K; and thereafter

(4) Adjusting said alarm limit to said updated alarm limit value.