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Myanmar’s refining technology

2019-05-16View Original

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Myanmar crude oil is a low-sulfur paraffin-based crude. Currently, it is processed in batch refineries; are there any experts familiar with this refining method?
Reply #22019-06-02
Batch oil refining involves heating oil in a large pot; as the temperature rises, the oil inside the pot begins to vaporize. The oil vapor that emerges from the bottom of the furnace is condensed using cooling water to produce refined oil; gasoline is obtained at temperatures below 180 degrees, diesel is produced between 180 and 350 degrees, and what remains at the end is residue oil.
Reply #32020-02-10
My WeChat ID in Myanmar is 13708456713
Reply #42020-02-14
The boiler must be equipped with all necessary safety accessories such as pressure gauges, safety valves, thermometers, level gauges, and heat exchange cooling systems, in order to lay a solid foundation for safe operation! In local dialect, \"boiling oil\" means refining oil in large pots, just like it used to be done.
Reply #52021-01-07
We have liquid-phase catalysts specifically designed to break down waxes in crude oil

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