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Is there a limit on the oxygen content in catalytic cracking dry gas?

2010-05-04View Original

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Is there a limit on the oxygen content in catalytic cracking dry gas? It seems we don’t have any. I’m not sure if everyone is aware of this
Reply #22010-05-04
This post was last edited by lxb100200 on 2010-5-4 22:03. You can conduct a sample analysis to determine the levels of carbon dioxide and nitrogen in dry gas; under normal conditions, the carbon dioxide level is around 1.5, while the nitrogen level is around 14.5

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