Urgent: Regarding the distribution of calcium content in Victory crude oil, how can we prevent calcium from causing damage to the residue hydrogenation unit?

2007-12-18View Original

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Calcium impurities are toxic substances in residue hydrogenation units. The Victory crude oil has a high calcium content, but currently the distribution of calcium content across various fractions of this crude oil is not available. Crude oil evaluations only provide data on elements such as nickel and vanadium; anyone who possesses this data could please share it. Information on \"iron\" is also needed. Thank you first

Reply #22007-12-18

By the way, how can we prevent calcium and iron from causing damage to hydrogenation units? Are there any effective decalcifiers available in the electrodialysis stage at present?

Reply #32007-12-21

First, remove it through electrodialysis; otherwise, it is difficult to handle.

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