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What kind of devices are hydrocracking and catalytic cracking, and what are their similarities?

2011-12-05View Original

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This post was last edited by jbcyf on 2011-12-6 08:10. I have a gentle question: What kind of facilities are hydrocracking and catalytic cracking, and what are their similarities? What are the main differences? Especially in terms of exhaust emissions? I hope someone who understands this can answer, thank you!
Reply #22011-12-06
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-939105-1-2.html, take a look at this and identify the similarities: Both hydrocracking catalysts and catalytic cracking catalysts have acidic sites, and their stabilization processes are somewhat similar; however, in the older designs, butane was removed first and then ethane was desorbed, with no absorption step involved in those processes.

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