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Question regarding the flue gas volume in catalytic cracking

2016-07-08View Original

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I have a question: Is the flue gas volume in catalytic cracking determined by the amount of coking, right? If it is determined by the amount of charring, then what determines that amount of charring?
Reply #22016-07-08
Yes, the amount of burning depends on the amount of unburned material.
Reply #32016-07-08
The amount of char formed depends on many factors such as the properties of the raw materials, reaction temperature, degree of reaction, oil-to-agent ratio, and so on.

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