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Can fuel oil No. 1 be used to produce aromatic products?

2018-08-11View Original

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May I ask whether fuel oil No. 1 can be used to produce aromatic compounds such as p-xylene? Is the production process the same as that used for producing aromatics from naphtha? How much aromatic compound can be produced from one ton of fuel oil, and how much from one ton of naphtha? Thank you all!
Reply #22018-08-17
Could you send me the specifications for your 1# fuel oil?
Reply #32018-08-17
I don’t have the specific figures. Actually, I just want to ask whether fuel oil can be used to produce aromatics, how common this process is in practice, and how much can be produced
Reply #42018-08-23
The specific name of this fuel oil is LSE-Ⅲ, a low-sulfur, environmentally friendly liquid fuel.

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