Feasibility of converting catalytic cracking units with oxygen-enriched regeneration to those with oxygen-depleted regeneration

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Dear experts in catalysis: Does anyone know the key points for changing catalytic cracking from oxygen-enriched regeneration to oxygen-poor regeneration, as well as the effects of this modification? Where are the device instances? Could you introduce it to us? Thank you so much! !

Reply #22018-09-15

The temperature at the back of the regenerator has dropped; carbon fixation is no longer a problem. To increase the processing volume, it is necessary to add a CO incinerator

Reply #32018-09-15

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Reply #42018-09-17

All new projects being started now are returning to oxygen-enriched environments.

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