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single-unit fluidization

2017-03-02View Original

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What are the common phenomena that occur during the fluidization of individual units in an accident?
Reply #22017-03-02
In single-bed fluidization, it is still the catalyst that suffers the most damage. Loss from running + damage + inactivation. The bed temperature needs to be maintained by injecting combustion oil. The operation mode of single-unit fluidization + dead bed can be considered. Start the standby fan to achieve single-unit fluidization; once the temperature rises, stop the standby fan and seal the bed. This process is generally carried out once every 24 hours. During the bed shutdown period, the double-acting slide valve can be heated to reduce temperature losses, and the draft from the chimney can also be used to facilitate the flow of flue gas. Fluidization time of individual units in catalytic cracking units http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-276547-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Network)

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