Abstract
Circulating fluidised bed (CFB) reactors have traditionally been used for the high temperature Fischer-Tropsch synthesis-Synthol process. A development program undertaken by Sasol with the assistance of The Badger Company recently led to the successful commissioning of a commercial scale conventional, fixed fluidised bed (FFB) reactor as an alternative to the CFB reactor.
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