Reevaluate the activity of your catalyst system

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08.01.2011 | Choudary, N. V., Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd., Greater Noida, India; Gokak, D. T., Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd., Greater Noida, India; Ravichander, N., Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd., Greater Noida, India; Voolapalli, R. K., Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd., Greater Noida, India; Siddiqui, M. A. , Bharat Petroleum Corp., Ltd., Udyog Kendra, Greater Noida, India; Chiranjeevi, T. , Bharat Petroleum Corp., Ltd., Udyog Kendra, Greater Noida, India

Selecting optimum conditions for fluid catalytic cracking requires micro activity testing through an improved method

Keywords: [catalyst] [fluid catalytic cracking] [FCC] [distillates] [gasoline]

The fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) unit is a major contributor to a refinery’s profitability. It handles a diverse quality of heavy feedstocks and converts them into high-value distillates. This unit can swiftly respond to changing market demands through efficient use of catalyst and additives.

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