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[Daily Question] 20161217 Catalytic Cracking Fill-in-the-Blank: In the regenerator, ( ) is completely burned into ( ) (easy question)..

2016-12-17View Original

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To enhance technical exchanges among members and liven up the atmosphere in the catalytic coking reforming community, this announcement is made: participating earns 4 points of wealth, while correct answers grant 10 points of wealth! ! ! It will be announced in two days that **no more scoring will take place. (Catalytic cracking fill-in-the-blank question) In the regenerator, ( ) is completely burned to become ( ), and this type of regeneration is called ( ). Complete combustion of CO to CO2 within the regenerator is known as complete regeneration. =============================
Reply #22016-12-17
Carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, complete regeneration
Reply #32016-12-17
Complete combustion of (coke) into (CO2) inside the regenerator is known as the (combustion method) regeneration approach.
Reply #42016-12-17
CO, CO2, complete regeneration
Reply #52016-12-17
Coke, carbon dioxide, complete regeneration
Reply #62016-12-17
Complete combustion of (carbon monoxide) into (carbon dioxide) within the regenerator; this type of regeneration is known as (oxygen-enriched regeneration)
Reply #72016-12-17
Coke, carbon dioxide, complete combustion
Reply #82016-12-17
Carbon deposition on the catalyst surface, water and carbon dioxide, regeneration inside the device
Reply #92016-12-17
The CO is completely burned to carbon dioxide inside the regenerator; this type of regeneration is known as (oxygen-enriched regeneration)
Reply #102016-12-17
Coke, carbon dioxide, recycling

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