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A process for regenerating spent fluidized catalytic cracking catalyst

CA 2122134 C · Owner: Schipper, Paul Herbert · Inventors: Owen, Hartley; Schipper, Paul Herbert

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In a process for controlled, multi-stage regeneration of FCC catalyst, a modified high efficiency catalyst regenerator (80), with a fast fluidized bed coke combustor (62) dilute phase, transport riser (83), and second fluidized bed (82) regenerates the catalyst in at least two stages. The primary stage of regeneration is in the coke combustor (62), whereas a second stage catalyst regeneration occurs in the second fluidized bed (82). The amount of combustion air added to, and conditions in the coke, combustor (62) are controlled to limit CO combustion while, the second stage of regeneration in the second fluidized bed, (82), achieves complete CO combustion. Controlled multi-stage …

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  • Filed October 30, 1991 and granted January 2, 2001. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended October 30, 2011.
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FiledOctober 30, 1991
GrantedJanuary 2, 2001
Term endedOctober 30, 2011
Patent numberCA 2122134 C
Classification (IPC)B01J38/34 +2 more

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1992199419961998200020022004200620082010Application filedOct 30, 1991Patent grantedJan 2, 2001Term endedOct 30, 2011

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