A question about choking! ! !
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In catalytic cracking operations, the smaller (B) is, the more likely clogging will occur. A Solid particles B Solid density C Fluid density D Solid-to-gas ratio. The technical Q&A guide states that there are 4 main factors affecting choking: the sieve analysis composition of the catalyst, particle density, solid-to-gas ratio, and lift pipe diameter. How should this question be understood?
It is that the smaller the particles but the higher the density, the more likely choking is, right?