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Catalytic equilibrator

2017-03-22View Original

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I forgot what MA, PV, and SA mean in catalytic balancers – what are the values for each of these parameters?
Reply #22017-03-26
MA: Microreactivity; generally, it should be above 60.0 for heavy oil catalytic cracking; PV: Pore volume, which depends on the properties of the oil used in the device; if there is no severe metal contamination, it can be around 0.34. For oils with poorer quality in China, the pore volume is usually around 0.30 ; SA: Specific surface area. Generally, for heavy oil catalytic cracking, it is above 100; in units where metal contamination is not severe, the specific surface area can be around 120.

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