In integrated refining and chemical processing, can the aromatic extraction of C6-8 aromatics from chemical cracking gasoline be handled together with the aromatic extraction materials from refinery reforming?

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As the title says. Or two extractions, sharing the solvent for recovery?

Reply #22019-07-24

For the previous set of high-capacity extraction units, it is necessary to consider the composition of the feed~

Reply #32019-08-17

Sure, it’s totally possible; I have a spot here where it can be processed

Reply #42019-08-18

Theoretically, there is no problem with this; it depends on the overall material allocation in your factory.

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In integrated refining and chemical processing, can the aromatic extraction of C6-8 aromatics from chemical cracking gasoline be handled together with the aromatic extraction materials from refinery reforming?

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