[Help] Fractionation of FTO synthesis oil

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Fischer-Tropsch synthesis products are quite complex; if each component is to be separated individually, the energy consumption and costs will certainly be very high. What are people’s views on the utilization of Fischer-Tropsch synthesis products? Is it to first fractionate out a fraction with a certain carbon count, and then synthesize high-value-added products through certain reactions? Is it feasible to fractionate by distillation stages? For example, C5-C10 (naphtha), C11-C14 (aviation fuel), C13–C20 (diesel), C20-C40 (reduced wax oil), etc., contain about 30% olefins; will this lead to coking or chain scission? Different from crude oil.

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