cyclic catalytic reforming process
cyclic catalytic reforming process
[′sīk·lik ¦käd·ə¦lid·ik ri′fȯr·miŋ ‚präs·əs] (chemical engineering)
A method for the production of low-Btu reformed gas consisting of the conversion of carbureted water-gas sets by installing a bed of nickel catalyst in the superheater and using the carburetor as a combustion chamber and process steam superheater. Abbreviated CCR process.
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