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Discussion on the issue of residual carbon in the raw materials of catalytic devices

2016-08-14View Original

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I’m not sure what the residual carbon content in the raw materials used for the catalytic unit is. In my unit, 10–15% vacuum residue is blended with wax oil, and the residual carbon content in the raw materials is around 2%. According to the information in technical Q&A sections, the additional carbon in the coke composition comes from the residual carbon in the raw materials, accounting for approximately 40% of it. Do we have a formula to calculate the amount of coke produced?
Reply #22016-08-14
Sure, but it’s necessary to take smoke samples and calculate the amount of coke formed based on the percentages of various components in the smoke

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