Why does DMTO use a fluidized bed reactor instead of a riser?

2011-03-22View Original

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While studying the process package of *unit today, I noticed that the DMTO unit uses a fluidized bed reactor, unlike traditional FCC units which use riser tubes. Why is that? Everyone is welcome to discuss. . .

Reply #22011-03-31

Books on the design of CO waste heat boilers

Reply #32011-05-09

Could LZ leave a contact method? I’m currently working on projects related to DMTO, and I’d like to exchange ideas. My QQ number is: 369693119

Reply #42012-03-26

The original poster’s suggestion is excellent and deserves praise! :)This is exactly what we all need to work hard to learn*, to strive to explore what we need to know!

Reply #52022-10-25

The one-pass conversion rate in the lift pipe might be too low

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