Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – Fluidized bed
Patent
1989-08-25
1990-05-15
Marcus, Michael S.
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Chemical reactor
Fluidized bed
422140, 422143, 422144, 422146, B01J 818, B01J 826, F27B 1500
Patent
active
049256327
ABSTRACT:
A succession of low profile catalyst chambers each housing a reservoir of catalyst are alternately connected in sequence by openings below the levels of the catalyst reservoirs and openings thereabove. The catalyst in all reservoirs is fluidized by a gas moving upwardly therethrough. Separate portions of the sequence of chambers are operated as reactor and regenerator sections according to the gas used to fluidize the catalyst in those sections. Other portions of the sequence of chambers are used to create inert atmospheric seals between the reactor and regenerator sections. The entire apparatus is configured as a low-profile catalytic cracker wherein the fluidized flow of the catalyst moves throughout the apparatus in an alternating lifting and dropping sequence.
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Limburg John M.
Memmott Vincent J.
Thacker Milton B.
Marcus Michael S.
Santiago Amalia L.
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