What is the typical Ennevis viscosity range for vacuum residue?
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I’m seeking advice from experts: What is the typical Enneper viscosity range for vacuum residue? How to determine whether other types of oils have been mixed in based on indicators (or other metrics)? How are the yields of various components entering the coking unit calculated? Thank you to all the experts; I hope you will kindly share your insights.
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Residues are affected by various factors; generally, their viscosity is not analyzed. It can range from tens of thousands for those with high viscosity to several thousand for those with lower viscosity. Paraffinic residues have low viscosity, while naphthic residues have high viscosity. Therefore, in coking, viscosity is not considered – the quality of the oil product is what matters more.
With a viscosity of tens of thousands, the requirements for conveying equipment must be very high, right?