Dense phase fluidized bed reactor to maximize btx production yield
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[0039](Catalytic Cracking of Naphtha in a Dense Phase Fluidized Bed Reactor)
[0040]A naphtha feed was catalytically cracked in a dense phase fluidized bed reactor. The naphtha feed included 23.15 wt. % normal paraffin, 28.07 wt. % iso-paraffin, 33.83 wt. % naphthenic species, 11.7 wt. % aromatics, 0.28 wt. % olefins, and 2.96 wt. % other heavier oligomeric hydrocarbon species. The reaction conditions for the catalytic cracking included a reaction temperature of 680° C., a regenerating temperature of 700° C., and weight hourly space velocity of 1.9 hr−1. The dense phase fluidized bed reactor had a catalyst load of 1500 g. The product yields (calculated based on mass; wt. %) at on-stream time of 0.5 hour, 1 hour, 2 hours, and 3 hours are shown in Table 1.
TABLE 1Product yieldsTime on stream (hour)0.5123CH49.509.599.439.86C2H66.946.696.516.77C2H412.6712.4412.3112.84C3H83.803.283.133.21C3H69.409.439.359.64C4H100.940.750.720.74C4H85.204.504.474.73C5+18.0417.8017.8917.76Benzene10.6612.0612....
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