Installation (plant) for thermo-cracking a hydrocarbon starting material to alkene, shell and tube heat exchanger for use in such an installation and process for manufacturing shell and tube heat exchanger
CA 1210282 A · Owner: Pyrotec N.V. · Inventors: Ranzi, Eliseo; Barendregt, Simon; Dente, Mario
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The invention relates to an installation (plant) for thermocracking a hydrocarbon starting material to alkenes comprising a cracking, furnace with externally heated reactor tubes (coils) and a shell and tube heat exchanger ("quench", cooler "transfer line" heat, exchanger,TLX) to be used for quenching the reactor effluent and connected to the cracking furnace, wherein on the shell side steam is generated, wherein the internal surface of the tubes of the heat exchanger is coated with an inert layer impermeable to the materials in the reactor effluent which are responsible for the fouling, said layer masking the alloy of which the heating exchanger tubes consist. Said layer has a thickness of …
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- Granted August 26, 1986. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 26, 2003.
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