FCC NO.sub.x reduction by turbulent/laminar thermal conversion

Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons – Cracking

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208120, 423235, 502 34, 502 38, 502 49, C10G 1100, C01B 2100, B01J 3814

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ABSTRACT:
Oxides of nitrogen (NO.sub.x) emissions from an FCC regenerator are reduced by operating the regenerator in partial CO burn mode and controlled turbulent/laminar flow processing of the flue gas. Partial CO burn FCC catalyst regeneration produces flue gas with CO and NO.sub.x precursors. Air is added to a turbulent flow reactor such as a flue gas transfer line where most NO.sub.x precursors are homogeneously converted while leaving some CO unconverted. A downstream CO boiler thermally converts this unconverted CO. NO.sub.x emissions are less than would be experienced using a like amount of air injection to a conventional CO boiler.

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