Method for passing a fluid through a moving bed of particles

Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons

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C208S134000, C208S139000, C208S146000, C208S171000, C208S173000, C422S139000, C422S211000, C422S216000, C585S654000, C585S920000, C585S921000

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10983426

ABSTRACT:
A process for contacting a bed of particulate material, usually catalyst, with a transverse flow of fluid is disclosed. The particulate material moves or is prevented from not moving, while the fluid passes through the bed at a rate greater than the stagnant bed pinning flow rate. This invention is applicable to hydrocarbon conversion processes and allows for higher fluid throughput rates compared to prior art processes.

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