Which unit in the aromatic compound complex is relatively more complex?
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This post was last edited by Green Lotus on 2017-10-26 at 11:09. Which unit in the aromatic hydrocarbons complex is relatively more complex?
Still continuous reforming and adsorption units
Still continuous reforming and adsorption units
The last edit to this post was made by Refiner on 2017-11-6 at 17:11. Shouldn’t the calculation for the aromatic hydrocarbons complex start from the reformate gasoline entering the aromatic intermediate tank? I guess the original poster, just like me, wants to know which part that follows is more difficult
The following part should be the sulfolane extraction stage; the rest are distillation towers, which are actually quite simple as well – the main goal is to recover the solvent.
The disproportionation that follows the reformation, sulfolane extraction, and o-xylene are all relatively simple.
I think the process involves a lot of aromatic extraction; it’s quite chaotic