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MTBE, ether-based tetraolefin isomerization complex – is it feasible to use tetraolefins as a raw material for ethylene?

2017-09-28View Original

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After MTBE etherification, the tetraene (n-butylene) isomerizes to isobutylene, which is then used to produce MTBE again. Is it feasible to feed butane-dominated C4 fractions into ethylene cracking after the final cycle?
Reply #22017-09-28
It can be cracked into ethylene; as long as the various systems within your company are capable of handling it
Reply #32017-09-30
In practice, shouldn’t costs also be taken into consideration? The cost associated with butene isomerization in terms of equipment and catalyst usage is approximately 200-300 yuan per ton (I’m not sure exactly; please correct me if I’m wrong!) )

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