Fired process heater

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

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208132, 585652, 585925, 422197, C10G 920

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043246494

ABSTRACT:
Combustion gas passes upwardly through the radiant section of a fired process heater having vertical tubes in such manner that the gas is in predominantly back-mixed flow condition in the lower portion of the radiant section and predominantly plug-flow condition in the upper portion of the radiant section.

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