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Pilot plant for low and high pressure fluid catalyst bed reactions / J.P. Mogan, R.W. Taylor, and F.L. Booth, Fuels and Mining Practice Division.M34-20/78E-PDF

“The construction details of a high-pressure fluid-catalyst pilot-plant are described in this report. This versatile unit will be used to study a variety of fluid-bed reaction schemes (cracking, hydrofining…) for the beneficiation of crude oils and bitumens. Of side-by-side configuration, the plant can operate from 15 to 1500 psi at up to 1200°F. The charge oil rate can be varied from 0.08 to 1.75 I mp gph. The oil reacts in the presence of a continuously regenerated recirculating catalyst flow of 7 to 25 lb per hour from a 6-lb inventory. An alternate once- through catalyst system circulates 32 lb of catalyst through the reactor from pressure storage vessels. The ancillary equipment--connecting lines, heaters, safety equipment, supports, and insulation--is also described"--Abstract, p. i.

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Department/Agency
  • Canada. Natural Resources Canada.
  • Canada. Mines Branch.
TitlePilot plant for low and high pressure fluid catalyst bed reactions / J.P. Mogan, R.W. Taylor, and F.L. Booth, Fuels and Mining Practice Division.
Series title
  • Technical bulletin ; TB 78
Publication typeMonograph - View Master Record
Language[English]
FormatDigital text
Electronic document
Note(s)
  • Cover title.
  • "November 1965."
  • Digitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 27).
  • Includes abstract in French.
Publishing information
  • Ottawa : Queen's Printer, 1966.
Author / Contributor
  • Mogan, J. P.
  • Taylor, R. W.
  • Booth, F. L.
Descriptioniv, 29 p. : ill.
Catalogue number
  • M34-20/78E-PDF
Departmental catalogue number299965
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