Contaminant removal from hydrocarbon streams with carbenium pseudo ionic liquids
US-9475997-B2 · Oct 25, 2016 · US
US11230674B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11230674-B2 |
| Application number | US-202017028930-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Sep 22, 2020 |
| Priority date | Sep 23, 2019 |
| Publication date | Jan 25, 2022 |
| Grant date | Jan 25, 2022 |
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The present disclosure provides an integrated method and apparatus for catalytic cracking of heavy oil and production of syngas. A cracking-gasification coupled reactor having a cracking section and a gasification section is used as a reactor in the method. A heavy oil feedstock is fed into a cracking section to contact with a bed material in a fluidized state that contains a cracking catalyst, a catalytic cracking reaction is conducted under atmospheric pressure to obtain light oil-gas and coke. The coke is carried downward by the bed material into a gasification section to conduct a gasification reaction to generate syngas; the syngas goes upward into the cracking section to merge with the light oil-gas, and is guided out from the coupled reactor and enter a gas-solid separation system. Oil-gas fractionation is performed to a purified oil-gas product output from the gas-solid separation system to collect light oil and syngas products.
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An integrated method for catalytic cracking of heavy oil and production of syngas, wherein a cracking-gasification coupled reactor having a cracking section and a gasification section that are internally connected with each other is used as a reactor, the integrated method comprises: feeding a heavy oil feedstock into the cracking section in an upper portion of the cracking-gasification coupled reactor to contact with a bed material in a fluidized state that contains a cracking catalyst, a catalytic cracking reaction is conducted under atmospheric pressure to obtain light oil-gas and coke; the coke is carried downward by the bed material into the gasification section in a lower portion of the cracking-gasification coupled reactor to conduct a gasification reaction to generate syngas; the syngas goes upward in the cracking-gasification coupled reactor into the cracking section to merge with the light oil-gas, and is guided out from the coupled reactor to a gas-solid separation system; subjecting the light oil-gas and the syngas in the gas-solid separation system to at least a first-stage gas-solid separation, and bed material particles separated out are collected and divided into two parts, and returned to the cracking section and the gasification section, respectively, to form a first-stage circulation and a second-stage circulation of the bed material particles accordingly; and performing oil-gas fractionation to a purified oil-gas product output from the gas-solid separation system to collect light oil and syngas products; wherein, the integrated method, before the coke is carried by the bed material downward into the gasification section in a lower portion of the cracking-gasification coupled reactor, further comprises performing a steam stripping processing and a particle size refining processing sequentially to the downward bed material particles. 2. The integrated method according to claim 1 , wherein, subjecting the light oil-gas and the syngas in the gas-solid separation system comprises: the first-stage gas-solid separation and further comprises a sequential second-stage gas-solid separation, wherein first-stage bed material particles and second-stage bed material particles are separated out in sequence and the purified oil-gas product is collected; the first-stage bed material particles are returned to the cracking section to form the first-stage circulation; and the second-stage bed material particles are returned to the gasification section to form the second-stage circulation; wherein, a particle size of the first-stage bed material particles is greater than a particle size of the second-stage bed material particles; or, subjecting the light oil-gas and the syngas in the gas-solid separation system to the first-stage gas-solid separation, and the bed material particles collected are sent back to the cracking section and the gasification section, respectively, through a material returning and distributing mechanism by means of fluidizing gas blowback, to form the first-stage circulation and the second-stage circulation. 3. The integrated method according to claim 2 , wherein, a particle size of the first-stage bed material particles is a, and 30≤a≤200 μm; a particle size of the second-stage bed particles is b, and 5<b<30 μm. 4. The integrated method according to claim 1 , wherein, a reaction temperature of the cracking reaction is 450-700° C., an agent-oil ratio is 4-20, a reaction time is 1-20 s, and an apparent gas velocity is 1-20 m/s, wherein the agent-oil ratio is a mass ratio between an amount of the bed material fed and an amount of the heavy oil feedstock fed. 5. The integrated method according to claim 1 , wherein, a reaction temperature of the gasification reaction is 850-1200□, a reaction pressure is atmospheric pressure, an apparent gas velocity is 0.1-5.0 m/s, and a residence time is 1-20 min. 6. The integrated method according to claim 2 , wherein, before the coke is carried by the bed material downward into the gasification section in a lower portion of the cracking-gasification coupled reactor, further comprising performing a steam stripping processing and a particle size refining processing sequentially to the downward bed material particles. 7. The integrated method according to claim 3 , wherein, before the coke is carried by the bed material downward into the gasification section in a lower portion of the cracking-gasification coupled reactor, further comprising performing a steam stripping processing and a particle size refining processing sequentially to the downward bed material particles. 8. The integrated method according to claim 4 , wherein, before the coke is carried by the bed material downward into the gasification section in a lower portion of the cracking-gasification coupled reactor, further comprising performing a steam stripping processing and a particle size refining processing sequentially to the downward bed material particles. 9. The integrated method according to claim 5 , wherein, before the coke is carried by the bed material downward into the gasification section in a lower portion of the cracking-gasification coupled reactor, further comprising performing a steam stripping processing and a particle size refining processing sequentially to the downward bed material particles. 10. The integrated method according to claim 1 , wherein, conditions of the steam stripping processing are: a mass ratio of water vapor to the heavy oil feedstock is 0.1-0.3, a temperature of the water vapor is 200-400° C., and an apparent gas velocity of the water vapor is 0.5-5.0 m/s. 11. The integrated method according to claim 1 , wherein Conradson carbon residue of the heavy oil feedstock is larger than or equal to 8%. 12. The integrated method according to claim 2 , wherein Conradson carbon residue of the heavy oil feedstock is larger than or equal to 8%. 13. The integrated method according to claim 3 , wherein Conradson carbon residue of the heavy oil feedstock is larger than or equal to 8%. 14. The integrated method according to claim 4 , wherein Conradson carbon residue of the heavy oil feedstock is larger than or equal to 8%. 15. The integrated method according to claim 5 , wherein Conradson carbon residue of the heavy oil feedstock is larger than or equal to 8%. 16. The integrated method according to claim 10 , wherein Conradson carbon residue of the heavy oil feedstock is larger than or equal to 8%. 17. An integrated apparatus for catalytic cracking of heavy oil and production of syngas configured to implement the integrated method according to claim 1 , comprising: a cracking-gasification coupled reactor, comprising a cracking section and a gasification section that are internally connected with each other, and an oil-gas outlet located on top of the cracking-gasification coupled reactor and connected with the cracking section; the cracking section is located above the gasification section; the cracking section is provided with a feedstock inlet and a first solid phase inlet; the gasification section is provided with a second solid phase inlet; a gas-solid separation system, comprising: a material inlet, a gas phase outlet and a solid phase outlet; a first gas-solid separator and a second gas-solid separator, the first gas-solid separator comprises a first material inlet, a first gas phase cutlet and a first solid phase outlet, and the second gas-solid separator comprises a second material inlet, a second gas phase outlet and a second solid phase outlet; and a fractionating tower, comprising: a fractionating tower i
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