Destination of the liquefied gas produced by reformation pre-hydrogenation
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Where does the liquefied gas produced by reformation pre-hydrogenation go?
This post was last edited by Refiner on 2018-4-1 at 15:42. It can be delivered as a liquefied gas product, or it can be fed into the fuel gas pipeline system for combustion; generally, it goes into the reforming unit’s stabilizer tower
After going to the desulfurization unit, it can be sent to the butane dehydrogenation unit to produce isobutylene, or exported
I’m asking about the liquefied gas produced by pre-hydrogenation, not that produced in the reforming process
The light hydrocarbon recovery unit we are going to is here
What is the purpose of a light hydrocarbon recovery unit? Is it similar to an oil and gas recovery unit?
Light hydrocarbon recovery involves separating the acidic gases, dry gas, and liquefied gas from the feed gas.
Does pre-hydrogenation produce liquefied gas? ?
Due to the high sulfur content in the pre-hydrogenated liquefied gas, it goes to the catalytic dry desulfurization tower first, and after catalytic desulfurization, it is sent to the storage area. It will be changed to light hydrocarbon recovery in the future