Sentence examples for coking gas from inspiring English sources
Gas solid flows involving wet particles are very frequently encountered in a variety of applications in industries, which includes live problems in the field of spray granulation, coking, gas phase polymerization, etc.
The FCC evaluation of three catalysts was conducted with coking gas oil (CGO), which had relatively worse quality of feedstock with larger hydrocarbon molecules and complicated composition.
The meso-SAPO-11 was used as an additive in the FCC catalyst for catalytic activity evaluation with two kinds of feedstock, atmospheric gas oil (AGO) and coking gas oil (CGO).
Herein, we report a facile way for meso-SAPO-11 fabrication by citric acid (CA) modification and further employ it as additive into the typical FCC catalyst for catalytic activity evaluation with atmospheric gas oil (AGO) and Coking gas oil (CGO).
Meso-SAPO-11 was further used as an additive in the FCC catalyst for catalytic evaluation with atmospheric gas oil and coking gas oil.
By 1923 just the Broom Pit was working, employing more than 1,000 men and suppling coking, gas and household coal and fireclay to the brickworks.
The technology of desulfurization of coke during coking is conceptually designed, in which the coking oven gas (COG) is blown into the coking chamber of the coke oven during the coking stage.
Furthermore, significant variation in personal PM2.5 levels was observed for coal sourced from within the coking coal, 1/3 coking coal and gas fat coal mines in Fuyuan (indoor measurements showed significant variation in the coking and gas-fat coal subtypes).
ANOVA analysis revealed little variation between the coking coal mines from Xuanwei but showed significant variation between the four designated smoky coal subtypes for both personal and indoor measurements (coking coal, 1/3 coking coal, gas fat coal, and meager lean coal) in Fuyuan.
Emissions sharply declined in the early 1970s, and current (2011) emission rates have returned to 1850 1880 levels, potentially due to a transition to cleaner fuels (coal to oil and natural gas), reduced coke production, changes in coking technology, and emission controls on industry and vehicles.
Catalytic evaluation and thermogravimetric analysis revealed that nitrogen was not only an inert carrier gas served as but also an accelerator for coking.
