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Issues regarding the catalyst particle size in MTO

2011-07-16View Original

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I have been working on the design of fluidized bed reactors recently, and the catalyst sizes I found are all those used in pilot-scale tests; however, I haven’t been able to find out what the particle size is on an industrial scale. Is there any difference in the size of MTO catalysts between pilot-scale and industrial applications? If there is a difference, what is the range of particle sizes used in industry? Can the size of the catalyst be customized according to customer requirements? ? Seeking help from experts~! ! ! ! !
Reply #22011-07-17
Where have the experts gone? ? Please help, I appreciate it
Reply #32011-07-17
Around 80 micrometers, I think; it’s mentioned in the literature
Reply #42011-07-17
Using that particle size for pilot tests is fine, but it’s probably not suitable for industrial use
Reply #52016-12-24
The DC50 is above 70 micrometers
Reply #62020-02-12
Catalytic 40 to 80 microns, continuous reforming 1.6 mm

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