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Benefits of mixed processing of light oil and heavy oil

2007-12-04View Original

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Different crude oils have different processing solutions, but what will be the benefits if two different crude oils are used, such as hydrogen produced in light crude oil processing as raw material for heavy oil processing?
Reply #22007-12-10
In actual production, it should be produced according to what you call mixed processing. The hydrogen produced by cracking is used in the hydrogenation process. Of course, this is only a small aspect.
Reply #32007-12-10
Hydrogen in heavy oil processing. Some of it comes from light oil. At the refinery. Hydrogen is used comprehensively. Judging from the hydrogen consumption of heavy oil, the hydrogen of light oil is not enough. Generally, refineries that hydrogenate heavy oil have hydrogen production equipment.

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