What does forced fluidization of the external heat exchanger in catalytic cracking mean?
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What does forced fluidization of the external heat exchanger in catalytic cracking mean?
Just a humble opinion – is the difference between pneumatically controlled and anti-mixing types?
Don’t gas-controlled and anti-mixing types have fluidization air?
Is there no increase in wind speed or anything of the kind, only the fluidization wind?
The backmixing type uses fluidizing air, but I’ve never heard of forced fluidization! I’m not quite sure what that means
It should be a back-mixing type; in our 1 million-ton plant, when external heat extraction is operated at full capacity, it relies on a large volume of fluidized air
How to understand \"forced\" in forced fluidization air?
Yes, just like you, what does forced fluidization air mean?
The so-called forced fluidization is in contrast to natural fluidization; that is, an external air source is used as the driving force for fluidization, and in catalytic cracking, pressurized air is generally used as the fluidizing air!
We later used factory air at 6 kilograms of pressure