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Hydrocarbon processing, zeolite fluid catalytic cracking

In petrochemical and oil refining operations, the zeolite is primarily responsible for the catalyst s activity, selectivity and stability (catalytic, thermal and hydrothermal). The fluid catalytic cracking process (FCC) is the most widely used of the oil refining process and is characterized by the use of a finely divided catalyst, which is moved through the processing unit. The catalyst particles are of such a size (about 70 pm) that when aerated with air or hydrocarbon vapor, the catalyst behaves like a liquid and can be moved easily through pipes. [Pg.57]


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Cracking fluid

Cracking processes

Cracking processes fluid

Cracking zeolite

Fluid catalytic cracking

Fluid catalytic cracking processing

Fluid process

Hydrocarbon fluids

Hydrocarbon processing fluid catalytic cracking

Hydrocarbons fluid catalytic cracking

Hydrocarbons, cracking

Zeolites cracking process

Zeolites processes

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