What is the current status and future prospects of C5C6 isomerization?

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What is the current status and future prospects of C5C6 isomerization? :lol Everyone, please share your opinions

Reply #2 2017-01-07

With an octane rating between 84 and 86, it can only be used as a blending component; why would refineries with large reforming capacities consider using isomerization?

Reply #3 2017-01-07

Increase octane rating, reduce olefins – it’s necessary

Reply #4 2017-01-09

With the upgrade in the quality of National VI gasoline, the equipment that needs to be installed must be taken into consideration.

Reply #5 2017-01-09

It’s acceptable; the prospects are good. The problem is that the catalysts are expensive, and current solid superacid catalysts are still in the stage of industrial testing

Reply #6 2017-01-10

Upgrade to National VI standard: renovation of supporting equipment

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