Which of the two books, Fluidized Catalytic Cracking and Catalytic Cracking Flow Technology, is more practical?

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Mainly to learn about fluidization!

Reply #22010-05-24

Personally, I find \"Fluidized Catalytic Cracking\" to be easy to understand; it is a book focused on catalytic cracking units and has a strong practical focus. \"Fluidization Technology in Catalytic Cracking\" contains a lot of theory on fluidization, focusing primarily on the theories of fluidized states.

Reply #32010-05-25

For information on fluidization, please refer to Principles of Chemical Engineering published by Tianjin University

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