Can producing more liquefied gas through coking stabilization result in less dry gas production?
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The coking rich gas is fed into the stabilization system to separate liquefied gas and dry gas. So, can increasing the production of liquefied gas in coking reduce the output of dry gas? What is the approximate proportion?
You need to ensure the quality of liquefied gas; the carbon dioxide content in it should be kept at 2%, and that’s how we control it here. .
There’s no direct connection here, right? The control of dry gas and liquefied gas are two opposite processes
I think the production of dry gas and liquefied gas is mainly determined by the reaction depth and the properties of the raw materials