Fluid catalytic cracking regeneration with spent catalyst separator
CA 1302330 C · Owner: Chou, Tai-Sheng · Inventors: Chou, Tai-Sheng; Avidan, Amos A.
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An FCC regenerator separator separates spent catalyst from entrained hydrocarbons so that the hydrocarbons are not burned in the regenerator. The spent catalyst is distributed into the regeneration zone in a manner which promotes uniformity of bed composition. The spent catalyst is transferred to the regenerator separator by a stream of gas such as air, steam or flue gas which effects stripping of the hydrocarbons from the spent catalyst additional to that already effected by a conventional stripper. The spent catalyst separation system in the regenerator may include primary and secondary separator cyclones linked by a closed conduit system which exhausts the hydrocarbons separated from the …
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- Granted June 2, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 2, 2009.
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