Catalytic Cracking of Coker Gas Oil at High Reaction Temperature and Catalyst to Oil Ratio

Jin Hong Zhang; Hong Hong Shan; Chao He Yang; Xiao Bo Chen; Chun Yi Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.724-725.1112

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Catalytic Cracking of Coker Gas Oil at High Reaction Temperature and Catalyst to Oil Ratio

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Coker gas oil (CGO) is difficult to be cracked in the conventional FCC process, due to their high nitrogen content, especially the basic nitrogen compounds. To enhance the conversion of CGO, the high reaction temperature and catalyst to oil ratio processing scheme was performed in a pilot-scale riser FCC apparatus. To study the impact of (basic) nitrogen content, two kinds of CGO were tested. The results show that increasing the reaction temperature and CTO is an effective method for enhancing the conversion of CGO. The (basic) nitrogen content significantly influences the cracking behavior of CGO and the choose of optimal reaction conditions.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 724-725)

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Jin Hong Zhang, Hong Hong Shan, Chao He Yang, Xiao Bo Chen, Chun Yi Li

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Coker Gas Oil (CGO), Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC), Heavy Oil

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