May I ask if naphtha can be used as a reforming feedstock? It can also be used for ethylene materials – what specifications are required?

2018-06-14 View Original

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May I ask if naphtha can be used as a reforming feedstock? It can also be used for ethylene materials – what specifications are required?

Reply #2 2018-06-15

Put simply, the feedstock for reforming should contain more naphthenes and aromatics, in other words, it should have a high aromatic potential； For the feedstock used in ethylene plants, a higher content of straight-chain alkanes is desired; the specific parameters can be found in relevant manuals and textbooks

Reply #3 2018-06-15

Reforming unit: The naphtha refined by our plant is used as feed for reforming; its initial boiling point is 75–85, with sulfur and nitrogen levels not exceeding 0.5 ppm, and arsenic and lead levels not exceeding 1 ppb

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