Published: CABEQ 20 (1) (2006) 61–68
Paper type: Original Scientific Paper
M. Fabulić Ruszkowski, Z. Gomzi and T. Tomić
Abstract
This study has monitored the influence of one of the hydrodesulphurisation process
parameters H2/CH amount ratio on the properties of three catalytic cracking products
(gas, petrol, light cyclic oil, and heavy cyclic oil).
The microactivity test (MAT) was applied to all kinetic measurements. A 4-lump,
non-isothermal, and non-stationary kinetic model for the fixed, plug-flow MAT reactor
was developed to model catalytic cracking of hydrotreated gas oil. Kinetic coefficients
were estimated by the Nelder Mead method. The product yields, predicted by the model,
showed good confirmity with experimental data.
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Keywords
Microactivity test, gas oil catalytic cracking, lump kinetic model