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Catalytic cracking oil and gas inclusion rate

2016-02-06View Original

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In a catalytic cracking unit, what does the oil and gas containment rate refer to? I hope you can all give me some guidance
Reply #22016-02-09
I guess it refers to a problem with the catalyst – namely, that the catalyst is not easy to degas, which hinders good fluidization.
Reply #32016-02-09
Oh, thank you. I was wondering: if what’s meant is that the catalyst doesn’t easily lose gas and thus facilitates better fluidization, what are the differences in requirements between heavy oil catalysis and wax oil catalysis?

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