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Butadiene coking problem

2018-09-03View Original

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The oil-gas mixture contains 33% 1,3-butadiene. In oil and gas separation and distillation processes, does 1,3-butadiene cause severe coking in the distillation column? What is the coking temperature for butadiene? Could I ask the experts here? :handshake
Reply #22020-07-30
Empirical value: Temperature: 80 degrees. The coking of butadiene in the distillation column is related to the operating conditions of the column, such as temperature, pressure, oxygen content, level of antipollution agents, and the cleanliness of the column

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