What type of process research can be carried out on a catalytic cracking test rig, or could you suggest some good approaches?
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As the title suggests, what type of process research can be carried out on a catalytic cracking test rig? Or could you provide some good ideas?
Tests with high-selectivity catalysts, optimization of different raw material mixtures, replacement of lift pipe steam with dry gas, and replacement of tower internals with high-efficiency/low-pressure drop types. . .
What else can be done? Could you introduce some recent developments in research? Thank you
I can’t access journal websites right now; if you can, go and search – there should be many of them. When working on something, it’s easiest to consult other people’s materials. For research in the field of engineering applications, there is no need for anything cutting-edge or forward-thinking or exploratory; what matters is practicality, and it’s best to have real-world engineering examples. I’m just talking randomly, like filling space here. Once you have some initial ideas, you can come to the forum and ask questions; there are many experienced field technicians who can offer valuable advice. I'm also happy to participate in the discussion. When you post it, send me a short message and I’ll show up. :lol