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Why does the catalytic cracking dry gas desulfurization tower contain coke?

2018-07-07 View Original

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Why does coke accumulate on the trays of the catalytic cracking dry gas desulfurization tower? What are the formation conditions?
Reply #2 2018-07-08
How to confirm that it is coke? There are several possibilities: one is to share the amine solution regeneration with the desulfurization of coker dry gas ; Second, the coking liquefied gas is sent to the catalytic liquefied gas desulfurization tower for desulfurization ; Third, the low-pressure gas is compressed and then sent to the catalytic unit; if there is a coking unit, the low-pressure gas will contain coke dust.
Reply #3 2018-07-08
Has it entered the coking dry gas? Alternatively, the lean liquid used is that resulting from the desulfurization and regeneration of coking gas.
Reply #4 2018-07-09
The analysis on the 2nd floor is quite thorough. Let’s use our own solvent regeneration system for the catalytic dry gas – this way, no coke will be formed, although there might be some corrosion products

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