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Catalytic overcracking

2017-04-11View Original

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In FCC: the oil-to-catalyst ratio leads to excessive cracking, and the reaction temperature also causes excessive cracking; those data can be used to tell that How can one determine what is the best option? What factors should be considered? I hope to receive guidance from all the teachers! Thank you!
Reply #22017-04-11
Personally, I think it still depends on the product yield
Reply #32017-04-11
Let’s take a look at the product distribution. If the dry gas production is too high, it’s excessive.
Reply #42017-04-11
After passing the cracking point, the yields of dry gas and coke increase significantly, while gasoline production decreases and the yield of liquefied gas increases at a constant rate;
Reply #52017-04-12
Look at the yields of dry gas, coke, and dry gas + coke; additionally, the dienes in the pyrolysis gas (enriched gas) are increasing~~~

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