How to understand that the condition for maintaining a balanced cyclic flow of a catalyst is: driving force = resistance.
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Dear seniors, I have just started learning about catalytic cracking, and when studying catalyst fluidization, there is a statement that states the conditions for maintaining the cyclic flow of the catalyst are； Driving force = resistance; normally, driving force must be greater than resistance for a catalyst to move. Could the seniors please help explain this? Thank you.
This is the concept of pressure balance among the three types of balance! The competitor’s view is correct; one is a local concept, and the other is an overall concept!
Thank you very much; I didn’t expect an answer so quickly. I’ll take my time to understand it first.