Why is there CO and CO2 in the propylene after the catalytic unit?
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Why is there CO and CO2 in the propylene after the catalytic unit? Where did it come from?
When the regenerated catalyst enters the reactor, CO2/CO is carried between the catalyst particles and within the catalyst pores.
Mainly, the catalyst after regeneration carries a small amount of CO/CO2
1. The catalyst inside the regenerative inclined tube is transported in a dense phase, but inevitably small amounts of oxygen, CO2, and CO are present. 2. Backwashing air for the precipitator instruments. 3. The raw material contains oxygen elements.
I remember it should be 1 Kg of flue gas per ton of catalyst circulated and introduced into the settler.
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So accurate – what catalyst is this, and what are the operating conditions?