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Separate processing of condensate oil

2024-02-16View Original

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Dear experts: What are the yields for gasoline and diesel when refining condensate oil separately? Is there still a liquid phase at the bottom of the tower?
Reply #22024-02-16
The yields of straight-run gasoline and diesel from condensate vary significantly depending on the crude oil composition and the specific processing methods used. Under normal conditions, the gasoline yield from condensate oil can range from 45% to 55%, while the diesel yield can range from 20% to 30%. These figures are for reference only. As for whether there is still a liquid phase at the bottom of the tower, there usually is, because the distillation process cannot completely separate the oil into gaseous and liquid forms; the heavier oil components end up in the bottom of the tower. .

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