Treatment of cokerized liquid hydrocarbons
Thread Content
The liquid hydrocarbons produced by the delayed coking unit have an excessively low propylene content, resulting in suboptimal processing efficiency in the gas separation unit. How did you all handle it?
If there is a surplus in the gas separation unit, it’s better to use that gas for separation rather than selling it as liquefied gas, as that yields better profits.
Turn it into liquefied gas and sell it: lol :lol :lol
It can be used for hydrogen production and the separation of propylene and isobutylene, offering a wide range of applications.