A method for producing low-carbon olefins from oxygen-containing compounds and equipment used therefor
A technology of low-carbon olefins and compounds, which is applied in the field of producing low-carbon olefins from oxygen-containing compounds, can solve the problem of low selectivity of low-carbon olefins, and achieve the effects of narrow residence time distribution, improved uniformity, and low catalyst speed
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[0059] There are 4 secondary reaction zones in the dense-phase fluidized bed reactor, and 4 secondary regeneration zones in the dense-phase fluidized bed regenerator. The raw materials containing oxygenated compounds enter the dense-phase fluidized bed reactor, and the Catalyst contact of -34 molecular sieve, the gas phase product stream and the raw catalyst generated, the gas phase material and the entrained raw catalyst enter the cyclone separator, the gas phase product stream enters the subsequent separation section through the outlet of the cyclone separator, and the entrained raw catalyst passes through The dipleg of the cyclone separator enters the fourth secondary reaction zone. The regenerated catalyst enters the dense-phase fluidized bed reactor through the stripper and the riser, and passes through the first to fourth secondary reaction zones in sequence. After carbon deposition, the ungenerated catalyst is formed, and the ungenerated catalyst passes through the strip...
Embodiment 2
[0061] Three secondary reaction zones are set in the dense-phase fluidized bed reactor, and two secondary regeneration zones are set in the dense-phase fluidized bed regenerator. Catalyst contact of -34 molecular sieve, the gas phase product stream and the raw catalyst generated, the gas phase material and the entrained raw catalyst enter the cyclone separator, the gas phase product stream enters the subsequent separation section through the outlet of the cyclone separator, and the entrained raw catalyst passes through The dipleg of the cyclone separator enters the third secondary reaction zone. The regenerated catalyst enters the dense-phase fluidized bed reactor through the stripper and the riser, and passes through the first to third secondary reaction zones in sequence. After carbon deposition, the ungenerated catalyst is formed, and the ungenerated catalyst passes through the stripper , The riser enters the dense-phase fluidized bed regenerator, and passes through the fir...
Embodiment 3
[0063] There are 6 secondary reaction zones in the dense-phase fluidized bed reactor, and 5 secondary regeneration zones in the dense-phase fluidized bed regenerator. The raw materials containing oxygenated compounds enter the dense-phase fluidized bed reactor, and the Catalyst contact of -34 molecular sieve, the gas phase product stream and the raw catalyst generated, the gas phase material and the entrained raw catalyst enter the cyclone separator, the gas phase product stream enters the subsequent separation section through the outlet of the cyclone separator, and the entrained raw catalyst passes through The dipleg of the cyclone separator enters the sixth secondary reaction zone. The regenerated catalyst enters the dense-phase fluidized bed reactor through the stripper and the riser, and passes through the first to sixth secondary reaction zones in sequence. After carbon deposition, the ungenerated catalyst is formed, and the ungenerated catalyst passes through the strippe...
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