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Is the catalytic unit in the dense phase or dilute phase of the regenerator when the ship-shaped distributor at the outlet of the inclined tube is operating normally? Expert answer

2017-12-25View Original

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As the title asks, is the ship-shaped distributor in a dilute phase or a dense phase? Urgently need an answer, thanks to those who can help
Reply #22017-12-25
I don’t understand; what do you mean by that question?
Reply #32017-12-26
There is a ship-shaped distributor at the inlet of the catalyst slurry from the catalytic cracking unit into the regenerator. I would like to ask: during normal operation, where is the ship-shaped distributor located, in the dilute phase or the dense phase of the regenerator?
Reply #42017-12-26
It should be in the dense phase of the regenerator; Whether from a safety perspective or from the standpoint of catalyst fluidization during normal operation, it should be in a dense phase ;
Reply #52017-12-27
What type is your regenerator? Is it two-stage?

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