Seeking directions for waste carbon tetra
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This post was last edited by liuquan1100 on 2017-9-28 at 15:46. Waste tetrahydrocarbon: tetrahydrocarbon content 29.8971%, C5 content 2.4967%, C6 content 38.0817%, reconstituted components above C6 29.4965%. Color: black. Density: 0.66
Can this be called waste? Isn’t gasoline what’s obtained after recycling butane?
Just cut it, conduct a full component analysis, and preliminarily it seems suitable for blended gasoline.
Is there any specific component analysis?
What is the sulfur content? What is the nitrogen content? These are all quite critical. What is the oxidation stability like?
The component of the poster is merely one aspect; other details such as sulfur content, density/phase (gas, liquid), and main components also need to be provided
Are there specific components? What is the sulfur content? If the quantity is large, it can be separated and cut; C4 is used to produce saturated liquefied gas for ethylene production ； C5 is used to produce isopentane as a component in blended gasoline. The others can be used for hydrogen production or ethylene cracking. For reference.
There are mainly two ways of utilization: one is recycling, and the other is use for takeout. The first aspect requires knowing the source of the materials, flow rates, and other such details; the second aspect involves analyzing the market conditions. If you're interested, we can communicate.