Global Patent Index - EP 0232259 A4

EP 0232259 A4 19871209 - METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CRACKING RESIDUAL OILS.

Title (en)

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CRACKING RESIDUAL OILS.

Title (de)

VERFAHREN UND VORRICHTUNG ZUM KRACKEN VON RESTÖLEN.

Title (fr)

PROCEDE ET APPAREIL DE CRAQUAGE DES HUILES RESIDUAIRES.

Publication

EP 0232259 A4 19871209 (EN)

Application

EP 85904179 A 19850802

Priority

  • US 49888383 A 19830527
  • US 8501477 W 19850802

Abstract (en)

[origin: DE3590751C2] Residual oil is catalytically converted by (A) spraying the oil to a droplet size comparable to or smaller than catalyst particles, (B) introducing the droplets at a rate of 100-300, pref. 100 m/sec. into a riser to contact an upward flowing, hot catalyst particle suspension having a temp. at least equal to the pseudocritical temp. of the oil, (C) initially maintaining the contact temp. sufficiently high to split asphalt components in the oil and effect a thermal conversion of the sprayed oil to at least 50% and effect a catalytic conversion of the oil vapours in the upward flowing suspension with a drop in the temp. of the suspension, and (D) separating the vaporised hydrocarbon conversion products from the catalyst particles. The contact time between oil and catalyst in the riser is less than 2 sec., pref. 0.5-1.5 sec.. The contact rate between oil and catalyst is restricted to keep the drop of press in the riser to not more than 0.21 bar. The size not more than 100 microns..

IPC 1-7

C10G 11/18; B01J 8/24; B01J 8/22

IPC 8 full level

B01J 8/18 (2006.01); C10G 11/18 (2006.01)

CPC (source: EP)

C10G 11/18 (2013.01)

Citation (search report)

  • No relevant documents have been disclosed.
  • See references of WO 8700853A1

Designated contracting state (EPC)

IT

DOCDB simple family (publication)

DE 3590751 C2 19950727; AU 4774185 A 19870305; AU 587992 B2 19890907; BR 8507250 A 19871027; EP 0232259 A1 19870819; EP 0232259 A4 19871209; EP 0232259 B1 19920115; GB 2190396 A 19871118; GB 2190396 B 19900328; GB 8707141 D0 19870429; JP S63500599 A 19880303; NL 8520238 A 19870601; NO 170342 B 19920629; NO 170342 C 19921007; NO 871119 D0 19870318; NO 871119 L 19870318; SE 8604674 D0 19861103; SE 8604674 L 19870203; WO 8700853 A1 19870212

DOCDB simple family (application)

DE 3590751 A 19850802; AU 4774185 A 19850802; BR 8507250 A 19850802; EP 85904179 A 19850802; GB 8707141 A 19850802; JP 50368285 A 19850802; NL 8520238 A 19850802; NO 871119 A 19870318; SE 8604674 A 19861103; US 8501477 W 19850802