What are the process technologies for catalytic cracking?
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At present, what types of catalytic cracking technologies are there? What are the differences between them?
Please be more precise. In terms of form, there are high and low parallel types and coaxial types.
There are many types of catalytic cracking process technologies. Here are a few. 1. The DCC process is a process technology aimed at producing the maximum amount of propylene. It is suitable for producing low-carbon olefins such as propylene, isobutylene and isopentyne from heavy raw materials. 2. The ARGG process is a process technology that uses heavy distillate as raw material to produce liquefied gas and gasoline in maximum quantities. 3. The MIO process is a process technology that uses VGO raw materials mixed with residual oil to produce more isomeric olefins and high-quality gasoline. There is a detailed answer in a book introduced in the forum.
At present, my country's catalytic cracking is developing rapidly, and new processes have developed rapidly in recent years.； Let’s list a few: FCC, ,RFCC. MIP, MIP-CGP, DCC, MCC, FDFCC,........................
"Catalytic Cracking Operation Guide", "Catalytic Cracking Unit Technician Senior Technician", etc. all introduce catalytic cracking process technology, such as MIP, MIO, MGD, etc. study * You also have to find information on your own.
Does anyone have some data on various technologies to share?