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What should be the temperature control for the C6-C8 outlet device?

2019-09-05View Original

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As the title suggests, I would like to ask: what is an appropriate temperature range for controlling the temperature of the output from C6-C8 units? Are there any standards for this? I would appreciate it if experts could share their insights. Thank you.
Reply #22019-09-06
What production equipment? That work section or equipment?
Reply #32019-09-06
Generally, the temperature of products as they leave the processing unit and enter the storage tank area should be kept below 40°C. Since the C6 component is relatively light, it is recommended to keep the temperature below 35°C
Reply #42019-09-06
Thank you for clarifying. May I ask if your C6-C8 storage tanks are internal floating roof tanks or spherical tanks?
Reply #52019-09-06
Is a sphere tank still used for C6? It’s usually an internal floating roof, right? Using spherical tanks for storage facilities to hold C6/8 seems a bit excessive. But more environmental protection means
Reply #62019-10-09
The outlet temperature is 40 degrees; the tank has an internal floating roof. Don’t you have benzene extraction? It would be much better to feed it directly into the extraction process

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