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Isobutylene and dry point

2017-04-10View Original

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We use a sulfuric acid-based stepped reactor; whenever the isobutylene content in the olefin feed is high, the dry point of isooctane also increases. I don’t know why this happens, and what should be done about it? I would appreciate it if experts could give me some advice
Reply #22017-04-10
I’m not sure what the isobutylene content is in your area. We usually control the isobutylene level, as it is quite reactive during alkylation reactions; high levels of isobutylene can lead to side reactions. It is recommended to increase the alkene-to-isobutylene ratio appropriately.

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