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What is the essence of partial oxidation of heavy oil? Explanation using process conditions

2012-08-31View Original

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This post was last edited by crjgood on 2012-9-1 08:12. What is the essence of partial oxidation of heavy oil? Specify using the process conditions.
Reply #22012-09-07
Using heavy oil as the raw material, oxygen is employed for incomplete oxidation to generate heat, which drives a cracking reaction of the heavy oil to produce methane and carbon. Subsequently, water vapor and the cracking products undergo transformation reactions to yield hydrogen and carbon monoxide. The process conditions are analyzed primarily in terms of temperature, pressure, oxygen-to-oil ratio, and steam-to-oil ratio

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