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How to control the dry point of coker gasoline

2019-11-03View Original

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How to control gasoline. What’s the dry point of diesel? Are there any other methods besides considering the properties of the raw materials?
Reply #22019-11-03
Normally, it is controlled by adjusting the distillation temperature of the oil, provided that the reflux rate is properly adjusted. A higher distillation temperature corresponds to a higher dry point; generally, one degree change in temperature corresponds to one degree change in the dry point.
Reply #32019-11-04
If the drying temperature is too low, shouldn’t the temperature at the bottom of the tower be increased?
Reply #42019-11-04
It is not necessary to mention the temperature at the bottom of the tower; mentioning the temperature in the middle section is also acceptable, as long as the heat and mass balance within the tower is maintained.
Reply #52019-11-04
It should be in your operating procedures.
Reply #62019-11-05
Generally, it is the temperature at the top and middle of the tower that is controlled, with the pressure at the top of the tower also having an impact

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