Riser disengager with suspended catalyst separation zone

Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons – Solids contacting and mixing

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208152, 208163, 208164, 208113, 208176, 208155, C10G 3500

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056140835

ABSTRACT:
This FCC process suspends a layer of catalyst in a riser proximate or above the riser outlets. The density at the riser outlets is higher than the flowing density in the riser. The suspended catalyst provides a disengagement zone that enhances the separation of catalyst from product vapors. The riser operates in a manner that prevents any discharge of catalyst from its end. The arrangement also provides a convenient method for vetoing stripping vapors into a closed reactor cyclone system.

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