Treatment of continuous reforming products in the 200-degree boiling range
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The dry point of a continuous reforming unit can generally reach around 250°C; after separation through distillation, what is a good use for the fraction with a temperature of 200–250°C? Only then can value be maximized!
In our case, the final boiling point of the reforming feed is no higher than 204°C, and there is no separately separated fraction in the reforming products with a boiling point between 200–250°C. I’m not sure which process is used for continuous reforming at LZ{:1_90:}
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