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Co-located riser catalytic cracking and coaxial catalytic cracking

2011-03-02View Original

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What are the main principles and differences between the vertical stacked riser catalytic cracking process and the coaxial catalytic cracking process?
Reply #22012-03-28
Coaxial: It offers good degassing performance, is simple to operate, suitable for small FCC units, and has relatively low energy consumption. % j! {2 S6 h: \3 I( l* [9 R Side-by-side high and low: capable of processing low-quality raw materials, slow catalyst deactivation, high reagent-to-oil ratio, empirical data, higher liquid yield ratio on a coaxial basis

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