Method of heat-treating particles and apparatus therefor
AssigneeNippon Oil Co., Ltd.
InventorHirro Takeda
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AssigneeNippon Oil Co., Ltd.
InventorHirro Takeda
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A method of heat-treating particles by contacting within a contacting receptacle particles fed from the top portion of the receptacle with a heated gas introduced from its bottom portion, which comprises (1) moving the particles sequentially from an upper to a lower moving layer portion through a multiplicity of moving layer portions formed by partitioning said contacting receptacle with a plurality of funnel-shaped supporting plates, said movement being effected via porous plates provided in the individual moving layer portions to thereby prevent blocking of the particles, (2) meanwhile causing the heated gas to rise sequentially from the lowermost moving layer portion to upper moving layers to contact it with the particles in each of the moving layer portions, the heated gas being supplied through a gas pipe leading from the gas layer of each moving layer portion to a gas dispersing plate provided in the adjoining upper moving layer portion to disperse the heated gas introduced in each adjoining upper moving layer, and (3) maintaining the temperature of the heated gas introduced into each upper moving layer portion through the gas pipe or elevating or lowering it by a heat exchanger provided in each gas pipe, whereby the heat-treating temperatures for the particles in the individual moving layer portions are maintained at the same point or predetermined different points; and an apparatus therefor.
A method of heat-treating particles selected from the group consisting of used catalysts and used adsorbents by contacting within a contacting receptacle particles fed from the top portion of the receptacle with a heated gas introduced from its bottom portion, which comprises
An apparatus for heat-treating particles including a contacting receptacle for contacting downwardly moving particles with an upwardly moving heated gas and a hopper for supplying the particles to the top portion of the contacting receptacle, said apparatus further comprising
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.