Abstract: A method for circulating a cooled regenerated catalyst comprises the following steps: a regenerated catalyst derived from a regenerator is cooled to 200-720° C. by a catalyst cooler, which either directly enters into a riser reactor without mixing with hot regenerated catalyst, or enters the same after mixing with another portion of uncooled hot regenerated catalyst and thereby obtaining a hybrid regenerated catalyst with its temperature lower than that of the regenerator; a contact reaction between a hydrocarbon raw materials and the catalyst is performed in the riser reactor; the reaction product is introduced into a settling vessel to separate the catalyst and oil gas; the separated catalyst ready for regeneration is stream-stripped in a stream stripping phase and enters the regenerator for regeneration through charring; after cooling, the regenerated catalyst returns to the riser reactor for recycling.

Abstract: Disclosed are a catalyst pre-hydrocarbon-pooling method and a pre-hydrocarbon-pooling device, relating to the technical field of preparation of low carbon olefins. A regenerated catalyst enters a pre-hydrocarbon-pooling reactor, and a pre-hydrocarbon-pooling reaction occurs between the regenerated catalyst and an activation medium to form “hydrocarbon pool” active species. “Pre-hydrocarbon-pooling” treatment is performed on the regenerated catalyst by providing a pre-hydrocarbon-pooling device, so that the regenerated catalyst forms the “hydrocarbon pooled” active species and carbon deposition before entering into an oxygenate conversion reactor, by way of which “hydrocarbon pool” active species distribution and coke distribution of the catalyst in the conversion reactor are improved. This shortens or eliminates a reaction “induction period” and improves the catalytic activity and selectivity of the regenerated catalyst for a reaction of an oxygenate to low-carbon olefins.

Abstract: Provided is a method for improving the selectivity of conversion of an oxygenate to low-carbon olefins. A regenerated catalyst from a regenerator enters a pre-hydrocarbon-pooling device where it comes into contact with an activation medium to undergo a pre-hydrocarbon-pooling reaction, forming “hydrocarbon pool” active species. The pre-hydrocarbon-pooled regenerated catalyst leaving the pre-hydrocarbon-pooling device enters a conversion reactor for recycling. By providing the pre-hydrocarbon-pooling device, and performing “pre-hydrocarbon-pooling” treatment on the regenerated catalyst, the regenerated catalyst is enabled to form “hydrocarbon pool” active species and carbon deposition before entering the conversion reactor.

Abstract: Provided are a method for the catalytic conversion of hydrocarbons with a downer reactor and a device thereof. The specific process of the method is as follows: a raw material of hydrocarbons after being pre-heated (or not) and a low-temperature regenerant from a regenerant cooler entering an entry end of a downer reactor, flowing down along the reactor for reactions such as catalytic cracking, and a mixture of a reactive oil and gas and a catalyst descending to the end of the reactor for rapid separation, thereby achieving the rapid separation of the catalyst and the oil and gas. The main operation conditions thereof are as follows: the reaction temperature is 460 to 680° C., the reaction pressure is 0.11 to 0.4 MPa, the contact time is 0.05 to 2 seconds, and the weight ratio of the catalyst to the raw material (a catalyst-to-oil ratio) is 6 to 50.

Abstract: A method for circulating a cooled regenerated catalyst comprises the following steps: a regenerated catalyst derived from a regenerator (5) is cooled to 200-720° C. by a catalyst cooler (8A), which either directly enters into a riser reactor (2) without mixing with hot regenerated catalyst, or enters the same after mixing with another portion of uncooled hot regenerated catalyst and thereby obtaining a hybrid regenerated catalyst with its temperature lower than that of the regenerator; a contact reaction between a hydrocarbon raw materials and the catalyst is performed in the riser reactor (2); the reaction product is introduced into a settling vessel (1) to separated the catalyst and oil gas; the separated catalyst ready for regeneration is stream-stripped in a stream stripping phase (1A) and enters the regenerator (5) for regeneration through charring; after cooling, the regenerated catalyst returns to the riser reactor (2) for recycling.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method of cooling a regenerated catalyst and a device thereof, which employs low-line-speed operation, wherein a range of the superficial gas velocity is 0.005-0.7 m/s, wherein at least one fluidization wind distributor is provided, wherein the main fluidization wind enters the dense bed layer of the catalyst cooler from the distributor, and the heat removal load of the catalyst cooler and/or the temperature of the cold catalyst is controlled by adjusting the fluidization wind quantity. The method and a device thereof of the present invention has an extensive application range, and can be extensively used for various fluid catalytic cracking processes, including heavy oil catalytic cracking, wax oil catalytic cracking, light hydrocarbon catalytic conversion and the like, or used for other gas-solid fluidization reaction charring processes, including residual oil pretreating, methanol to olefin, methanol to aromatics, fluid coking, flexicoking and the like.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method of cooling a regenerated catalyst and a device thereof, which employs low-line-speed operation, wherein a range of the superficial gas velocity is 0.005-0.7 m/s, wherein at least one fluidization wind distributor is provided, wherein the main fluidization wind enters the dense bed layer of the catalyst cooler from the distributor, and the heat removal load of the catalyst cooler and/or the temperature of the cold catalyst is controlled by adjusting the fluidization wind quantity. The method and a device thereof of the present invention has an extensive application range, and can be extensively used for various fluid catalytic cracking processes, including heavy oil catalytic cracking, wax oil catalytic cracking, light hydrocarbon catalytic conversion and the like, or used for other gas-solid fluidization reaction charring processes, including residual oil pretreating, methanol to olefin, methanol to aromatics, fluid coking, flexicoking and the like.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method of cooling a regenerated catalyst and a device thereof, which employs low-line-speed operation, wherein a range of the superficial gas velocity is 0.005-0.7 m/s, wherein at least one fluidization wind distributor is provided, wherein the main fluidization wind enters the dense bed layer of the catalyst cooler from the distributor, and the heat removal load of the catalyst cooler and/or the temperature of the cold catalyst is controlled by adjusting the fluidization wind quantity. The method and a device thereof of the present invention has an extensive application range, and can be extensively used for various fluid catalytic cracking processes, including heavy oil catalytic cracking, wax oil catalytic cracking, light hydrocarbon catalytic conversion and the like, or used for other gas-solid fluidization reaction charring processes, including residual oil pretreating, methanol to olefin, methanol to aromatics, fluid coking, flexicoking and the like.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method of cooling and cycling a regenerated catalyst. The regenerated catalyst that is from the regenerator is cooled by the catalyst cooler to 200-720° C., and without being mixed with the hot regenerated catalyst directly enters a riser reactor, or mixes with another part of hot regenerated catalyst that has not been cooled to obtain a mixed regenerated catalyst with a temperature below the regenerator temperature, and enters the riser reactor. The hydrocarbon raw material performs the contact reaction with the catalyst in the riser reactor, a reactant stream enters a settler to perform a separation of the catalyst and an oil gas, the separated spent catalyst is steam stripped by a steam stripping section and enters a regenerator to be charring regenerated, and the regenerated catalyst after being cooled returns to the riser reactor to be circularly used.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method of cooling a regenerated catalyst and a device thereof, which employs low-line-speed operation, wherein a range of the superficial gas velocity is 0.005-0.7 m/s, wherein at least one fluidization wind distributor is provided, wherein the main fluidization wind enters the dense bed layer of the catalyst cooler from the distributor, and the heat removal load of the catalyst cooler and/or the temperature of the cold catalyst is controlled by adjusting the fluidization wind quantity. The method and a device thereof of the present invention has an extensive application range, and can be extensively used for various fluid catalytic cracking processes, including heavy oil catalytic cracking, wax oil catalytic cracking, light hydrocarbon catalytic conversion and the like, or used for other gas-solid fluidization reaction charring processes, including residual oil pretreating, methanol to olefin, methanol to aromatics, fluid coking, flexicoking and the like.

Abstract: A method for circulating a cooled regenerated catalyst comprises the following steps: a regenerated catalyst derived from a regenerator (5) is cooled to 200-720° C. by a catalyst cooler (8A), which either directly enters into a riser reactor (2) without mixing with hot regenerated catalyst, or enters the same after mixing with another portion of uncooled hot regenerated catalyst and thereby obtaining a hybrid regenerated catalyst with its temperature lower than that of the regenerator; a contact reaction between a hydrocarbon raw materials and the catalyst is performed in the riser reactor (2); the reaction product is introduced into a settling vessel (1) to separated the catalyst and oil gas; the separated catalyst ready for regeneration is stream-stripped in a stream stripping phase (1A) and enters the regenerator (5) for regeneration through charring; after cooling, the regenerated catalyst returns to the riser reactor (2) for recycling.