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Lift with dry gas or water vapor

2019-03-29View Original

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Is dry gas or steam better for lifting in catalytic cracking?
Reply #22019-03-29
Using dry gas is advantageous: 1. It allows for the savings of steam, thereby reducing energy consumption and the amount of sulfur-containing wastewater discharged; 2. Reduce the hydrothermal deactivation of high-temperature catalysts ; 3. The product distribution changes, increasing the yield of light oils while reducing the dry gas yield ; 4. Heavy metals on the passivated catalyst inhibit the dehydrogenation reaction. Disadvantage: It increases the load on the air compressor, leading to higher energy consumption.
Reply #32019-03-29
When there is a surplus of pressure in the compressor, using dry gas for pre-lifting is better than using steam; dry gas pre-lifting can deactivate heavy metals, reduce the generation of dry gas, and at the same time decrease steam consumption and lower energy use
Reply #42019-03-30
It mainly depends on whether your compressor has enough headroom; if so, use pre-heated dry gas

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