Additive for reducing sulfur content in catalytic cracking flue gas

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The additive CE011, designed to reduce the sulfur content in the flue gases from catalytic cracking, was developed to meet the new regulations on SOx emissions from catalytic cracking units set by air pollutant emission standards. It aims to address the issue of excessive SOx emissions prevalent in domestic catalytic cracking units, as well as to mitigate the corrosion caused by such emissions on the regenerator equipment. In catalytic cracking units processing high-sulfur feedstock oils (with a sulfur content of 0.8%–2.0%), when the addition level is no more than 5%, the reduction rate of SOx in the flue gas after regeneration at CE011 can be maintained at not less than 50%.

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