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The problem of catalyst poisoning in catalytic cracking units

2019-10-24View Original

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Which substances in the feedstock can cause permanent poisoning of the catalyst, and which substances cause temporary poisoning that allows the catalyst to be regenerated?
Reply #22019-10-25
This post was last edited by wlf1234 on 2019-10-25 at 10:30. Metal poisoning is a permanent form of poisoning: V, Ni, Na, Ca, etc; Alkaline nitrogen and carbon deposition coking cause temporary poisoning, which can be reversed.
Reply #32019-10-25
Does the passivator have an inhibitory effect on heavy metals in the balancing agent?
Reply #42019-10-26
It has an inhibitory effect; in our production process, we use metal passivators to passivate the heavy metals on the catalysts

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