Regarding anoxic regeneration

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My catalytic unit uses single-unit oxygen-enriched regeneration, but currently the external heat extraction capacity is clearly insufficient; it operates in a natural circulation mode, and the processing volume cannot meet the design requirements. I want to increase the external heat extraction capacity – would it be a good idea to switch to forced circulation? I heard that Luoyang Petrochemical used to employ single-unit oxygen-enriched regeneration, but has now switched to single-unit oxygen-depleted regeneration; the CO is drawn off and burned in a waste heat boiler, which increases the processing volume and yields good results. I’m not sure about the specific effects though

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