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Density of coaxial catalytic cracking regeneration inclined tubes

2018-11-04View Original

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What is the typical density for the regenerative inclined tubes in coaxial catalytic cracking? After installing a catalyst cooler in my plant, the density of those regenerative inclined tubes is around 1000
Reply #22018-11-04
This parameter should be related to the size of each device. They vary in size, as well as in density.
Reply #32018-11-04
Why is this technology still being promoted? Statistics can be compiled on oil refining – we should ask other industry professionals which devices use this technology and which of them perform well It has been said over and over that the concept is good, but is a technology that is detached from reality reliable?
Reply #42018-11-04
It has no taste when eaten, and it’s a shame to discard it. This technology was developed at the time to increase the oil-to-agent ratio and boost the yield of the product, but in practice, its effects were minimal
Reply #52018-11-04
Could you tell me the scale of each person’s installation and the density of the inclined tubes? Mine is 1.4 million tons
Reply #62018-11-11
600,000 tons of catalytic cracking; the density of the inclined tubes is approximately 660–700

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