In heavy oil catalytic units, is more coking produced at high reaction temperatures or at low temperatures?

2016-10-06View Original

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Please, dear Haiyou, share your insights.

Reply #22016-10-09

There is more raw coke, and thus more coke is brought into the regenerator, causing the temperature of the regenerative dense phase to rise. High or low temperatures can affect the thermal equilibrium of the two devices.

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In heavy oil catalytic units, is more coking produced at high reaction temperatures or at low temperatures?

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