Issue of diesel hydrorefining feedstock ratio

2017-05-01 View Original

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This post was last edited by liuquan1100 on 2017-5-1 18:53. Teachers, could anyone explain to me how to calculate the ratio of the two feed streams in diesel hydrocracking so that the desired diesel product can be obtained? Is there any formula for this? The feed oil is catalytic coker diesel.

Reply #2 2017-05-01

The design institute will provide you with a reference value, which can be fine-tuned based on quality considerations~~~

Reply #3 2017-05-02

Don’t you have any design specifications? However, it can also be adjusted according to the product. Additionally, for the first time, there is no design using straight-run diesel; coker diesel is too dirty, which leads to frequent backwashing, and it becomes impossible to maintain the liquid level in the feed oil buffer tank.

Reply #4 2017-05-02

We use coker catalyzed diesel

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