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Function of the baffle in the main air distribution duct

2018-06-06View Original

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In coaxial catalytic cracking, the main air distribution duct has a dendritic structure, and there is a ring of baffles around the regenerator wall; the function of these baffles is to… .
Reply #22018-06-07
To prevent the main wind from directly blowing the catalyst away from the wall of the device, thereby avoiding convection of the catalyst within the regenerator – that’s my personal opinion
Reply #32018-06-07
Are there any pictures? Where exactly is the baffle located?
Reply #42018-06-07
Mobile phones are not allowed; there is a ring about 15 cm in length surrounding the main air distribution duct, right against the wall of the regenerator
Reply #52018-06-08
Personal opinion: I remember our unit also had one; it was probably meant to prevent the main airflow from sticking to the walls, thereby improving full contact between the main airflow and the catalyst
Reply #62018-06-08
This should prevent the catalyst from flowing off in the regenerator, right?

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