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:funk: Please give me some advice! ! !
You can write about how catalysis can extend the startup period! ! One is the maintenance of the equipment
One could write about the issues that need attention in current large-scale processing units; this is somewhat time-sensitive. There are also the factors that affect the depth of reaction along with corresponding solutions, and there’s quite a lot to write on this topic – reaction temperature, feed rate, reaction pressure, the properties of the crude oil, catalyst activity, and so on
1 Reduce coking amount 2 Increase total liquid yield 3 Improve heat recovery in the remaining furnace 4 Extend the operating cycle of the flue gas extractor
Coking; desulfurization ; dehydroolefins ; Environmental protection (including environmentally friendly products) ; Increase slag inclusion ; In short, anything that can improve the overall efficiency of the device.
In my opinion, there are many topics: 1. Producing more gasoline (since diesel consumption is low at present); 2. Ways to save energy, such as improving the efficiency of exhaust systems and producing more steam; 3. Optimizing heat exchange; 4. The impact of upstream products on catalysis (this is easy to write about, but it becomes difficult if one wants to write in depth); 5. Reducing the sulfidation time of catalysts; 6. Other topics. Everyone is welcome to add more :)
An article on catalytic cracking of residue oil can be written. Analyze the characteristics of residue and the requirements it imposes on catalytic cracking reactions and the process, examine the corresponding solutions, and verify them using industrial data. This should be a good article.
An excellent industrial paper should present to the public the methods used for researching and addressing a problem that has not been reported by previous researchers (or viewed from a different perspective with potential improvements), as well as the inventions, discoveries, and results obtained. It should also include the preliminary conclusions and solutions derived through theoretical reasoning or experimental evidence. This topic or invention should focus on: safety, energy consumption, investment/costs, productivity, reliability, operation, maintenance, environmental protection, durability, etc.