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Catalytic cracking coke formation

2016-03-24View Original

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How can the amount of coke produced be calculated using the main air flow rate? Someone said that 2 carbon atoms correspond to 1 oxygen atom, and it is calculated in this way. I would like to ask if there are any simpler ways to determine the circulation rate of catalytic cracking catalysts. Thank you
Reply #22016-03-26
By using the main air flow rate, it is possible to determine the composition of the flue gas. The circulation volume can be calculated simply by considering the pressure difference across the slide valve; for more details, one can refer to the book on catalytic cracking process technology published by Sinopec
Reply #32016-03-27
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