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    DAHLMAN INFO Catalyst Hopper Vent Gas Filtration

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    FCC catalyst hopper vent gas filtration systems effectively remove catalyst particles from vent gas streams before release to the atmosphere, while recovering valuable product. The systems consist of a filter vessel and blowback accumulator that automatically clean the sintered metal filter elements through pressurized pulses when a pressure differential is reached. The combination of abrasive and oxidative conditions requires advanced filter media and design, including special alloy filters that are resistant to mechanical and thermal shock with low pressure drops and long lifetimes. The fully automated systems provide non-stop operation, high reliability and availability with reduced operational costs.

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    FCC catalyst hopper vent gas filtration systems effectively remove catalyst particles from vent gas streams before release to the atmosphere, while recovering valuable product. The systems consist of a filter vessel and blowback accumulator that automatically clean the sintered metal filter elements through pressurized pulses when a pressure differential is reached. The combination of abrasive and oxidative conditions requires advanced filter media and design, including special alloy filters that are resistant to mechanical and thermal shock with low pressure drops and long lifetimes. The fully automated systems provide non-stop operation, high reliability and availability with reduced operational costs.

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    FCC catalyst hopper vent gas filtration systems effectively remove catalyst particles from vent gas streams before release to the atmosphere, while recovering valuable product. The systems consist of a filter vessel and blowback accumulator that automatically clean the sintered metal filter elements through pressurized pulses when a pressure differential is reached. The combination of abrasive and oxidative conditions requires advanced filter media and design, including special alloy filters that are resistant to mechanical and thermal shock with low pressure drops and long lifetimes. The fully automated systems provide non-stop operation, high reliability and availability with reduced operational costs.

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    DAHLMAN INFO Catalyst Hopper Vent Gas Filtration

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    FCC catalyst hopper vent gas filtration systems effectively remove catalyst particles from vent gas streams before release to the atmosphere, while recovering valuable product. The systems consist of a filter vessel and blowback accumulator that automatically clean the sintered metal filter elements through pressurized pulses when a pressure differential is reached. The combination of abrasive and oxidative conditions requires advanced filter media and design, including special alloy filters that are resistant to mechanical and thermal shock with low pressure drops and long lifetimes. The fully automated systems provide non-stop operation, high reliability and availability with reduced operational costs.

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    INFO

    FCC CATALYST HOPPER AUTOMATIC BLOWBACK


    VENT GAS FILTRATION DUST FILTRATION
    SYSTEMS
    Overview Catalyst is a crucial component in the Filters effectively remove catalyst particles from vent
    processing of highly valued products in many gas streams before release to atmosphere, while
    industries. In refineries Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) efficiently recovering valuable product.
    is the most important conversion process to convert Typically vent gas filters in FCCU’s are located on top
    fractions of crude oils to products like gasoline, of:
    diesel, jet fuel and olefinic gases. The oil is cracked • Fresh Cat Storage Hoppers;
    in the presence of a finely divided catalyst which is • Low Metals/ High Metals Equilibrium Cat
    maintained in a fluidized state by the oil vapours. Storage Hoppers;
    Fluid catalyst is continuously circulated between the • Spent Cat Storage Hoppers;
    FCC reactor and the regenerator using air, oil • Recovered Cat/ Cat Fines Storage Hoppers;
    vapours, and steam as the conveying media. During
    the pneumatic transfer of catalyst to and from pro- Being part of the continuous FCC process operating 24
    cessing units and catalyst storage hoppers, fine hours a day with minimized shutdowns for routine
    catalyst is created. maintenance, reliability and availability of the vent gas
    filters is of critical importance.

    Possible locations of Catalyst Storage Hopper Vent Gas Filters in a FCC plant (1,2,3 & 4)
    INFO
    Process Description Dahlman’s Catalyst Hopper In addition to the right selection of the hardware, it
    Vent Gas Filters consist of a cylindrical filter vessel, is of critical importance to minimize (upward)
    a blowback gas accumulator vessel and the required velocities to avoid:
    controls, valves, instruments and piping.
    • direct impact of the incoming abrasive
    Vent Gas Filters are installed on top of Catalyst particles and irreparable damage to the filter
    Storage Hoppers, and remove catalyst fines from media;
    conveying gas during loading and unloading of the • re-entrainment of particles on the filter
    Hoppers. During filtration catalyst fines will collect media during blowback cleaning, and even-
    on the outside of the filter elements. Over a period tual plugging of the filtration system.
    of time a layer of solids will build-up on the surface
    of the filter elements. Upon reaching a certain pre- Dahlman utilizes high quality, sintered porous metal
    set differential pressure over the filter elements, filter elements, which have proved to perform ex-
    the filtration system is automatically regenerated cellent under the severe FCC flue gas conditions.
    in-situ by performing several blow back pulses in Their features include:
    reverse direction, each cleaning a number of filter
    elements. • special alloy filter medium with optimal
    • resistance against mechanical & thermal
    The combination of the corrosive, oxidative envi- shock and oxidizing environment;
    ronment and the possible high temperature, re- • excellent in-situ cleaning characteristics;
    quires the use of advanced sintered metal filter • low pressure drops compared to other filter
    media and a perfected filter design. media;
    • long lifetime.

    Features Benefits
    Use of high-efficiency filter media suitable for surface Maximum solids recovery & minimal environmental
    filtration and optimal cleaning results exposure

    Highly effective in-situ element cleaning due to Minimized backwash volume -> minimized utility
    pressurized backwash costs and increased upgraded product quantity

    Elimination of filter plugging and consequently, Enhanced operational safety & reliability, and
    ex-situ cleaning low OPEX
    High reliability and availability
    Non-stop operation
    (no unscheduled downtime)
    Operational cost savings and consistent
    Full automation by PLC or DCS control system
    performance

    Compactly sized, fully dressed filter packages Minimum floor space and low installation costs

    Full process performance guarantee Single point responsibility

    WWW.ROYALDAHLMAN.COM | T. +31 (0)10 599 1111 | E. [email protected] L VOLUME 7, NO. 2– SEPTEMBER 2017

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