Hydrodynamics of gas-solid flow in a catalytic cracker riser: Implications for reactor selectivity performance
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Abstract A simple two-phase version of the κ-ϵ turbulence model has been applied to describe the hydrodynamics of a vertical riser reactor. In parallel with the model development, a series of experiments using a mobile gamma camera apparatus have been performed for direct measurement of the radial distributions of velocity and solids density which occur in a cold-flow riser. Finally, consequences of the observed flow segregation have been explored in calculations of the resulting reactor selectivity behavior.
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