Can you supply the delayed coking gasoline and diesel directly to the subsequent hydrogenation units without delay?

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This post was last edited by Refiner on 2020-4-11 09:33. Currently, the gasoline and diesel produced in coking cannot be supplied directly to the subsequent hydrogenation units; first, the coking distillation tower is equipped with a washing system, and backwashing takes place after the fluid enters the hydrogenation unit. After direct supply, backwashing occurs frequently, which affects the hydrogenation feed rate. The backwash oil enters either the gasoline and diesel tanks in the tank farm or ultimately the hydrogenation unit. How can direct supply of gasoline and diesel for hydrogenation be achieved? How to handle backwash oil?

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Can you supply the delayed coking gasoline and diesel directly to the subsequent hydrogenation units without delay?

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