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    • 5. 发明授权
    • FCC reactor arrangement for sequential disengagement and progressive temperature reduction
    • FCC反应器装置,用于顺序分离和逐步降温
    • US06248297B1
    • 2001-06-19
    • US08369782
    • 1995-01-06
    • Laurence O. StineCharles L. HemlerCarlos A. CabreraDavid A. Lomas
    • Laurence O. StineCharles L. HemlerCarlos A. CabreraDavid A. Lomas
    • F27B1508
    • C10G11/18
    • An FCC apparatus places a quench chamber above a reactor vessel and a hot stripper below a reactor vessel to provide a progressively decreasing temperature profile up the structure of the FCC arrangement and equipment for sequential reaction control. A riser contains the primary catalytic reactions of the hydrocarbon vapor and delivers the reacted vapors to the reactor structure. Starting from the bottom of the structure the hot stripper has the highest temperature and desorbs or displaces hydrocarbons from the catalyst to terminate long residence time catalytic reactions. Above the hot stripper bulk separation equipment divides the main vapor and catalyst stream to limit residence time of major catalytic reactions. At a yet higher elevation and lower internal temperature quench equipment arrests thermal reactions of the vapor stream. This structure arrangement permits reliable control of reaction time to obtain desired products and enhances mechanical reliability of the structure.
    • FCC装置将反应器容器和热汽提器放置在反应器容器下方的骤冷室,以提供逐渐降低的用于顺序反应控制的FCC装置结构和设备的温度分布。 提升管包含烃蒸气的主要催化反应并将反应的蒸气输送到反应器结构。 从结构底部开始,热汽提器具有最高的温度,并从催化剂中解吸或置换烃,以终止长停留时间的催化反应。 在热汽提器批量分离设备上方分开主蒸气和催化剂流​​,以限制主要催化反应的停留时间。 在更高的高程和较低的内部温度骤冷设备中,阻止蒸气流的热反应。 这种结构布置允许可靠地控制反应时间以获得所需产品并提高结构的机械可靠性。
    • 7. 发明授权
    • Fluidized catalytic cracking process utilizing a high temperature reactor
    • US5234578A
    • 1993-08-10
    • US766498
    • 1991-09-26
    • Laurence O. StineCharles L. HemlerCarlos A. CabreraDavid A. Lomas
    • Laurence O. StineCharles L. HemlerCarlos A. CabreraDavid A. Lomas
    • C10G11/18
    • C10G11/18
    • The simultaneous use of lift gas in a riser zone that, operates above 975.degree. F. (525.degree. C.) and directly transfers catalyst and hydrocarbons to a series of cyclone separators, the stripping of spent catalyst in a heated stripper zone for the recovery of additional hydrocarbon vapors, and the immediate quenching of a converted hydrocarbon feed upon leaving a cyclone separator raises the octane and product yield in an FCC process. The process uses the specific steps of passing regenerated catalyst particles into the lower section of a substantially vertical riser conversion zone at a temperature greater than 975.degree. F. and accelerating the particles up the riser by contact with a lift gas comprising C.sub.3 and lighter hydrocarbons to a velocity of at least 1.2 meters per second. A series of injection nozzles introduce the feed into the moving catalyst in an upper portion of the riser in an amount that will maintain an average temperature of at least 520.degree. C. in the riser. Average hydrocarbon residence time in the riser is between 0.5 to 5 seconds. In order to suppress further conversion and thermal cracking, the converted feed and catalyst can be mixed with a diluent and transferred directly to cyclone separators. A hot stripper zone volatilizes additional carbons absorbed on the surface of the catalyst separated by the cyclone separators. Converted feed hydrocarbons leaving the cyclone separators are immediately contacted with a quench liquid and quenched to a temperature below that at which thermal cracking can occur. The process of this invention can also use catalyst to provide heat input for the stripping zone and a hydrogen environment in the stripper to suppress condensation reactions which would reduce the product yield and increase the coke production in the process. Another variation of the process uses a superadjacent quench chamber that immediately receives separated product vapors directly from the cyclone separators.