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The 10 million tons/year refining project of PetroChina Jinxi Petrochemical Branch is a brand-new 10-million-ton refining project invested by PetroChina to process Russian crude oil, with a total investment of 18.5 billion yuan and an area of 250 hectares. In the Beigang Industrial Zone of Huludao Economic Development Zone, after fierce competition in the bidding for the overall design and main hospital of the oil refining project, Sinopec Luoyang Petrochemical Engineering Company finally won the bid for the overall design and main hospital of the project. 10 million tons/year atmospheric and vacuum, 2.6 million tons/year catalytic cracking, 4.4 million tons/year diesel hydrorefining, 1.7 million tons/year wax oil hydrocracking, 3 million tons/year residual oil hydrodesulfurization , 2.4 million tons/year naphtha hydrorefining, 2.2 million tons/year continuous reforming, 550,000 tons/year aromatics extraction, 70,000 tons/year MTBE, 70,000 Nm3/h hydrogen production, 110,000 m3/h PSA, 2×50,000 tons/year sulfur recovery
3 million tons/year residual oil hydrodesulfurization, which is great. It seems that I can go there in the future.
How come the current residual oil hydrogenation does not exceed 3.1 million? It seems that the largest residual oil hydrogenation in China is 3.1 million.
Russian oil is relatively light, and 10 million tons of oil refining can only be equipped with 3 million tons of VRDS.
There are so many large oil refining sites in Liaoning, and it deserves to be China's oil refining base.
Looking at the configuration of the device, it should be a project mainly focused on producing fuel oil. But now there are too many refineries in Liaoning.
Does anyone know how far along they are?