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Series of MIP Process

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This Chapter introduces a series of FCC processes based on the DTFB engineering platform. Starting from the FCC process with two reaction zones by creating the cracking and conversion reaction zones in the DTFB reactor, the process for maximizing Iso-paraffins (MIP), process for cleanser gasoline and propylene production (CGP), process for light cycle oil (LCO) to gasoline production (LTG), process for dry gas and coke reduction (DCR), the fine fluidized catalytic cracking (fFCC) process, and catalytic cracking process for producing gasoline with ultra-low olefins (Ultra LOF) have been successfully developed.

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    Youhao Xu & Mingyuan He

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Xu, Y., He, M. (2020). Series of MIP Process. In: Diameter-Transformed Fluidized Bed. Particle Technology Series, vol 27. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-47583-3_6

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