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According to the manufacturer, feature 1 is anti-coking: more than 30 units in operation have not experienced coking as a problem. 2. No damage to the catalyst: Verified through microscopic observation by Zhou Fuchang using six sets of equipment. 3. Stable use for three years: No obvious wear marks at the nozzle outlet, and no \"over-service\" (high-speed nozzles cannot ensure long-term use). 4. Atomized steam volume: 3–5%; Jinxi No. 2 catalyst uses 20% Liaohe residue, with an atomized steam volume of 2.6%. 5. The raw material atomization fan has a large and thin shape: duckbill structure. 6. Good product quality distribution: the overall liquid recovery rate is increased by more than 0.3% compared to the original nozzles. 7. Smooth operation and strong adaptability: It features excellent performance with heavy oil, and does not vibrate. 8. Operational flexibility: ±30%; driving in Qingdao for a week: -40% ; Jinxi +40%. 9. Simple installation: No special requirements are needed for installation; it’s a “foolproof” setup. 10 Targeted specialized design: no generic design, but customization to fit specific needs. 11. Significant overall economic benefits: Replacing nozzles for 1 million tons of catalysis can increase efficiency by 5–10 million yuan per year. Do CS nozzles really have the above characteristics? Has anyone used them? Please let me know
In fact, LPC, BWJ, KH, and CS in China all have their own unique features; you can search the forums for articles on nozzles to get some references!