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What exactly is the “new technology for improving the coking capacity of FCC regenerators” developed by Luoyang Institute? ? ? ? How’s it working? ? ?

2008-04-16View Original

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What exactly is the “new technology for improving the coking capacity of FCC regenerators” developed by Luoyang Institute? ? ? ? How’s it working? ? ? Could those who have used it share their experiences? ? ? If it works well, our factory plans to adopt it. Thank you all!
Reply #22008-04-21
What, you’ve never used it before? ? ? So frustrated… Reply to me and add wealth, thanks everyone! ! :'(
Reply #32008-04-21
I’m not quite sure which one is meant Please explain in detail.
Reply #42008-04-21
The new-type structural main air distributor for catalytic cracking, the regenerator grid internals, and the technology for distributing raw catalyst – these three items
Reply #52008-04-21
Seem to have heard of it, but not very clearly
Reply #62008-04-22
The so-called “new technologies to improve the coking capacity of FCC regenerators” essentially consist of: 1. Improving the distribution of the raw catalyst; after it flows out from the feed port, it should be distributed as evenly as possible across the bed surface, so that the combustion of the raw catalyst occurs in a more uniform manner; 2. Improve catalyst fluidization, eliminate bubbles, and ensure uniform distribution of main air flow. You’ll know once you try it; actually, the structure is very simple.
Reply #72008-04-23
That’s great~~! ! ! ! ! ! ! :lol :lol :lol :lol
Reply #82010-05-31
The question is, what is the key to this technology? ? ? ? Why haven’t other design institutes taken this issue into account? ? ? ?

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