“…A gas–solid circulating fluidized bed (CFB) system, as a typical chemical reactor, has been widely applied into industrial processes such as oil catalytic cracking, Fischer–Tropsch synthesis, and coal combustion. , The most valuable area of potential applications for CFB is in coal gasification and biomass gasification for power generation, chemical production, and synthesis gas. − Recently, the CFB technology is a promising approach that allows effective gas–solid contact for emission control and chemical looping processes for carbon capture and utilization. − Based on the gas–solid flow directions, operations of a CFB reactor can be achieved either in a riser − where both the gas and solid flow upward counter to the gravity or in a downer , where both the gas and solid flow downward concurrent with the gravity. Normally, most of the reactions like the catalytic cracking and fuel combustion processes take place in the riser reactor since it provides good gas–solid contact, large throughput, proper residence time of the reaction, and flexible operating ranges.…”