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Why is diesel used as the heat carrier in the reforming unit instead of steam?

2008-01-11View Original

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It seems that in most petrochemical plants, steam is used as a heat source to heat reboilers and similar equipment. I have recently come into contact with reforming units, where diesel is used as the heat carrier. I would like to ask why diesel is used instead of steam as the heat carrier.
Reply #22008-01-12
It’s about making full use of low-temperature heat sources

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