Multiple stage hydrocarbon conversion with gravity flowing catal

Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons – Plural serial stages of chemical conversion

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208 79, 208 80, 208156, 208169, 585441, 585449, C10G 3504

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ABSTRACT:
A multiple stage catalytic conversion system in which a hydrocarbonaceous charge stock and hydrogen flow serially through a plurality of catalytic reaction zones, in each of which the catalyst particles are downwardly movable via gravity flow. At least three reaction zones are utilized, with the effluent stream from the first reaction zone being split between the second and third reaction zones. The technique decreases mass flow to the second reaction zone, thus serving to alleviate a catalyst pinning problem therein, a situation which occurs when catalyst pinning in the first reaction zone has been alleviated by structural modification methods not available to the second reaction zone.

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