Development trends in catalytic reaction operations
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Some sources state that regenerator operation is moving toward lower inventory levels and higher coking strength. Is this really the case? I wonder if it’s feasible This post was last edited by chengkang on 2009-3-28 19:11]
The ratio of catalytic reactions to thermal cracking reactions should be increased to boost the yield of the target product
The low catalyst content is unclear, but high coking strength is certain. Currently, catalytic cracking in China is generally used for cracking low-quality crude oils, which results in a high content of catalyst coke after the reaction. To improve the activity of the regenerated catalyst, a high coking intensity is necessary so that it can regain its activity, which is beneficial for increasing the yield of light oils.
The main goal is to reduce the height and floor area of the catalytic device, to save materials as much as possible and reduce costs. Catalytic technology has now been perfected, and I think it should be possible to achieve this
I agree with the comment above: a low carbon content means that the volume decreases, while a high scorching strength implies increased catalyst activity and higher product yield/
Isn’t it quite mature now? I feel like there’s no further development at all these days
It is mainly to reduce the height and floor area of the catalytic unit