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Why does alkylated oil have a high chlorine content?

2017-08-03View Original

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Why is the chlorine content high in alkylated oils? All other indicators are normal; the sulfur content is 5PPM, but the chlorine content is 10PPM. The chlorine content in the raw material is less than 1PPM. Has anyone encountered this issue? How was it resolved?
Reply #22017-08-08
Is it because there is too much chlorinated hydrocarbon in the raw liquefied petroleum gas?
Reply #32018-07-26
Chloroalkanes are present in the raw material; they pass through a dechlorination protector, but it’s not a big issue

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