Fluid Catalytic Cracking is a catalytic process in petroleum refining whereby heavy hydrocarbon fractions are converted into lighter, more valuable products, such as gasoline and olefins, through the use of a fluidized catalyst system under high temperature and controlled pressure conditions.
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A lumping and reaction scheme for catalytic cracking
Solomon M. Jacob, B. Gross, Sterling E. Voltz et al. · AIChE Journal · 1976 · 409 citations
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