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Hydrogenation feed blending issue

2017-02-14View Original

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This post was last edited by liuquan1100 on 2017-2-14 08:56. It is observed that in many hydrorefining units, coker diesel and catalytic diesel are mixed together as the feedstock; why isn’t catalytic diesel or coker diesel used alone? What is the reasoning behind this? Is it feasible to consider only catalytic diesel hydrogenation?
Reply #22017-02-14
It depends on their respective processing procedures; there are no restrictions
Reply #32017-02-14
There’s no problem; the blending process is determined mainly based on the properties of the raw materials available at the plant, material balance, and product requirements. Hydrogenation of catalytic diesel is entirely feasible.

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