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Catalytic cracking calculations

2012-08-19View Original

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How is hydrogen in coke calculated? I would like to use this to determine whether the amount of stripping steam used is appropriate; I seek the expert’s advice.
Reply #22012-08-19
Adjust the amount of stripping steam; whether the amount is appropriate can be determined by observing the changes in regeneration temperature
Reply #32012-08-19
Under normal conditions, the maximum amount of stripping steam is used first, after which the amount of stripping steam is gradually reduced until the regeneration temperature starts to change; then it is increased by 200–300 kg/h, thereby determining the optimal amount of stripping steam. The specific calculations also need to be adjusted to the appropriate amount using such a method. As for the H content in coke, it can be calculated using the heat balance of coking in the regenerator; relevant information is available for reference!
Reply #42012-08-24
The hydrogen content in coke can be calculated based on the flue gas composition, with oxygen balance and nitrogen balance being primarily used for this purpose

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