How is petrochemical condensed oil specifically distinguished from materials rich in light hydrocarbons?
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Hello, everyone! How are the condensed oil systems in petrochemical companies distinguished from materials rich in light hydrocarbons? And how are condensed oil and light contaminated oil strictly separated from each other?
It’s condensate oil, right? If these two materials have similar compositions, they can be directly classified into the same category. Take a look at what the constituent data are.
It mainly depends on the source of the condensed oil or light hydrocarbon materials. The condensed oil or light hydrocarbon materials produced in a single processing step (crude oil atmospheric and vacuum distillation, natural gas processing) are generally composed mainly of saturated hydrocarbons, with very low levels of olefins, dienes, and alkynes ； The condensed oils or light hydrocarbon streams produced by non-hydrogenic secondary processing (catalytic cracking, pyrolysis, heavy oil coking) are generally rich in unsaturated hydrocarbons.