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Dear experts, please discuss improvements to the aromatization process! Given the current situation, the price of liquefied gas used as a raw material for aromatization is rising while the prices of the products are falling; if the processes aren’t upgraded, the outlook doesn’t look very good at all!
Aromatization is now highly mature, and it’s not easy to make further improvements; the only option is to expand the scale of operations in order to reduce costs!
Olefin aromatization – if the products sold are subject to fuel taxes, there will be no profit left!
There’s too much aromatization these days, which drives up raw material costs and reduces profits; in short, competition is fierce right now
Our company is planning to install a gas separation unit; it’s currently in the design phase. I’m not sure how it will turn out
Our company is now also planning to install a fractionation unit to separate C3 from liquefied gas, and to use improved catalysts so that isobutane can also participate in the reaction, thereby increasing the yield of liquid products
Our aromatization unit has been shut down for 13 years now; I was wondering how much improvement you have made? What technology is being used? Thank you!
I’m from Yangzhou, and we use technology developed by the Institute of Rock Mechanics. Do you have any good suggestions?
Our design institute specializes in olefin aromatization. The market for aromatization has indeed been sluggish recently, but we still have plenty of work