Dynamic modeling and simulation of a fluidized catalytic cracking process. Part I: Process modeling

IS Han, CB Chung - Chemical Engineering Science, 2001 - Elsevier
IS Han, CB Chung
Chemical Engineering Science, 2001Elsevier
The purpose of this study is to develop a detailed dynamic model of a typical FCC unit that
consists of the reactor, regenerator, and catalyst transfer lines. A distributed parameter
model is presented for the reactor riser to predict the distributions of the catalyst and gas-
phase velocities, the molar concentrations of 4-lump species, and the temperatures. The
regenerator is also modeled in such detail that the two-regime, two-phase behavior of typical
fluidized beds can be accounted for. An efficient model solver was constructed on the basis …
The purpose of this study is to develop a detailed dynamic model of a typical FCC unit that consists of the reactor, regenerator, and catalyst transfer lines. A distributed parameter model is presented for the reactor riser to predict the distributions of the catalyst and gas-phase velocities, the molar concentrations of 4-lump species, and the temperatures. The regenerator is also modeled in such detail that the two-regime, two-phase behavior of typical fluidized beds can be accounted for. An efficient model solver was constructed on the basis of a modular approach in which the model equations are grouped into 12 modules each corresponding to a specific part of the unit and type of equations. The dynamic model is implemented in Part II of this paper for extensive simulation study on FCC processes.
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