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It is true that aside from large state-owned enterprises such as CNPC, Sinopec, and CNOOC, the production capacity of many local refineries is also gradually increasing. I would like all of you to share the main production processes of your respective refineries: 3 million tons per year for atmospheric and vacuum distillation + 1.2 million tons per year for catalytic cracking + 1 million tons per year for delayed coking + hydrogenation reforming of gasoline and diesel + 300,000 tons per year for reforming + 200,000 tons per year for gas separation + 30,000 tons per year for MTBE production + acid water stripping and sulfur recovery
6 million units of atmospheric and vacuum distillation + 2.4 million units of catalytic cracking + 1.4 million units of delayed coking + 1 million unit of gasoline hydrogenation + 1.4 million units of gasoline and diesel hydrogenation + 1.8 million units of diesel hydrogenation and reforming + 1 million ton per year of reforming + 500,000 tons per year of gas separation + 60,000 tons per year of MTBE + acid water stripping and sulfur recovery – a fuel-based processing enterprise
It’s a fairly large refinery. Does your company have any plans to modify the MTBE production facilities? In 2020, MTBE was not unable to be added to gasoline – does your company have any plans regarding this?
We have plans to install an upper heterogenization unit
It is roughly the same size as CSOT.
1 million at atmospheric pressure + 600,000 from catalytic cracking + 250,000 for gasoline production, 400,000 for diesel hydroprocessing + 150,000 for reforming + 100,000 for gas separation + 20,000 for MTBE production + acid water stripping, sodium hydrosulfide
Are you going for naphtha isomerization? What company?