Is there any domestic hydrogen cracking of fluidized bed residue? How is it running now?
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Is there any domestic hydrogen cracking of fluidized bed residue? How is it performing? How does its efficiency compare to that of fixed-bed or coking? ?
Research in this area has been ongoing in China. The Fuyan Research Institute started working on this quite early; a friend of mine said that they have already installed two systems, and the performance of those systems seems to be good! It’s completely incomparable to coking; a fixed-bed system simply won’t work. Additionally, a few years ago Shenyang Luhua installed a residue hydrocracking unit from American Ruums; the technology wasn’t very mature at that time. It has been in operation for five or six years, during which time it has been continuously upgraded, and it should be functioning properly now. The main idea is to check out the dewaxing process for this project, and then contact the Fuyan Research Institute!
This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2018-3-15 at 10:30. I have detailed information on fluidized-bed hydrogenation if you need it
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If you’re interested, I can send you the preliminary technical plan for the fluidized bed. Including raw material constraints, product properties, and material balance. Approximate investment estimate. If you ask for more details, the company keeps it confidential; I don’t have the authority to provide that information. Sorry!
If you’re interested, I can send you the preliminary technical plan for the fluidized bed. Including raw material constraints, product properties, and material balance. Approximate investment estimate. If you ask for more details, the company keeps it confidential; I don’t have the authority to provide that information. Sorry! Give me another email address
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