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On the quenching limit of catalysts

2019-05-30View Original

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When working with fluidized-bed reactors, cold shock heat exchange is used, which brings the catalyst to its quenching limit. If the temperature of the cold shock agent is too low, it will definitely cause the catalyst to crack due to sudden cooling. However, it seems that there isn’t much research or information available on this topic, so I’m here to ask if anyone who knows about this area can explain how I can determine my catalyst’s quenching limit

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