Process for reducing FCC transfer line coking

Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons – With prevention or removal of deleterious carbon...

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208 48R, 208348, 208106, 208 47, 208153, 208163, C10G 916

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052581136

ABSTRACT:
Coke formation/deposition within and downstream of catalytic cracking reactors is suppressed by adding a coke suppressing additive to the cracking reactor and/or cracked product vapor. Free radical inhibitors, such as oxygenates, are preferred. The additive addition rate is preferably controlled based on temperature of regenerated catalyst, or a direct or indirect measurement of coke accumulation on the transfer line between the cracking reactor and the main fractionator.

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