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How to change the dry point of the reformation feed oil?

2018-08-14View Original

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How do the initial boiling point and dry point change? Aren’t they the properties of the raw materials themselves? For example, isn’t the initial boiling point of the crude oil at 82°C and its dry point at 193°C fixed values? How can the dry point or initial boiling point be increased? What method?
Reply #22018-08-14
It can’t be adjusted through reformation; notify the dispatch team to contact the atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit, especially if you are processing straight steam.
Reply #32018-08-14
What if it’s not restructuring? Aren’t the initial boiling point and dry point inherent properties? How could it be changed? By what method?
Reply #42018-08-14
The properties of any type of oil are related to its composition. When its composition changes, its properties change as well. By changing the processing method that alters the composition, it is possible to change the properties of the oil.
Reply #52018-08-16
All of this is the result of adjustments to the vacuum and pressure operations in the upstream units, or adjustments to the operations of the catalytic cracking units; if a higher temperature is desired, the extraction process is intensified.

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