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Process for solids-fluid separation employing swirl flow

Patent 4891129 Issued on January 2, 1990. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject January 2, 2007. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

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Inventor

Assignee

Application

No. 907338 filed on 09/15/1986

US Classes:

208/161, Separation of entrained fines from effluents55/447, Fixed gas whirler or rotator means55/459.1, Tangential gas inlet opening in casing208/153, Suspension system208/164Solids transferring

Examiners

Primary: Caldarola, Glenn

Foreign Patent References

  • 0222436 EP. 05/13/1987
  • 851483 DE. 08/13/2012
  • 875933 DE. 05/13/2012
  • 1607746 DE. 11/13/1971
  • 3009214 DE. 09/13/1981
  • 51526 DD. 11/13/1966
  • 541472 IT 08/13/2012
  • 671857 SU. 07/13/1979
  • 1060-231-A SU. 12/13/1983
  • 1150041 SU. 04/13/1985
  • 568298 GB 12/13/2012

International Class

C10G 011/18

Foreign Application Priority Data

1985-10-28 GB

Abstract

An apparatus suitable for solids-fluid (e.g. cracking catalyst/hydrocarbon vapor) separation is disclosed having a plurality of substantially vertical tubular elements disposed within a housing. Inlet means are arranged in the bottom section of the housing and communicate with the space between the tubular elements and the housing. A plurality of tubular fluid outlet means are provided, the lower sections of which are arranged substantially coaxially within the upper sections of said tubular elements and define annular spaces therebetween in which swirl imparting means are arranged. The upper sections of the tubular fluid outlet means cooperate with opening(s) in the upper section of the housing, and the lower sections of the tubular elements communicating with solids outlet means. The invention further relates to a process for separating fluid cracking catalyst particles from gaseous hydrocarbon conversion products and/or flue gases using said apparatus.

Other References

  • "Application of Mathematical Models and Computers for Optimizing and Controlling Suspension Separation Processses in Hydrocyclones,"V. V. Naidenko, Gorhii, Volgo-Vtyatskoe Publishing House, p. 108
  • "Hydrodynamics of Hydrocyclones," A. M. Kutepov, I. G. Ternovskii, and A. A. Kuznetsov, Journal of Applied Chemistry of the USSR, vol. 53, No. 1., Part 1, Dec. 198
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