Turndown thermocompressor design for continuous catalyst recovery
a thermocompressor and thermocompressor technology, applied in catalyst regeneration/reactivation, catalyst regeneration/reactivation, physical/chemical process catalysts, etc., can solve problems such as difficulties in maintaining system operation, and achieve the effect of facilitating continuous catalyst regeneration
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[0011]FIG. 1 is a simplified flow diagram of a continuous catalyst regeneration (CCR) system indicated generally at 100. As illustrated, spent catalyst 102 can be removed from a reactor and provided to a catalyst regeneration tower 104. The catalyst regeneration tower 104 can have a plurality of regeneration zones or stages through which the spent catalyst passes when undergoing regeneration. As illustrated, regeneration tower 104 includes a combustion zone 106, a halogenation zone 108, a drying zone 110, and a cooling zone 112. Spent catalyst can enter the regeneration tower 104 through an inlet at the top of the regeneration tower 104. Upon entering the regeneration tower 104, the spent catalyst can undergo the regeneration process by entering combustion zone 106, and then subsequently proceeding through the halogenation zone 108, the drying zone 110, and the cooling zone 112. Regenerated catalyst 114 can be removed from the catalyst regeneration tower 104, and can be returned to ...
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