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Calculation of the space velocity in a riser reactor

2016-02-22View Original

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The pilot tests currently being conducted use a fixed-bed fluidized bed reactor, with a weight space velocity of 1. For the pilot scale trials, a circulating fluidized bed reactor of the lift-type will be used; how can the space velocity be maintained at 1? In other words, how should the space velocity for a lift-type reactor be calculated? It seems that the calculation method used for fixed-bed reactors is not appropriate in this case.

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