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Refinery testing and analysis items

2009-02-03View Original

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Question: What are the analytical test items in the central laboratory of an oil refinery, what is the frequency of these analyses, what standards are used and what precautions should be taken, etc.? ? ? Thank you! ! ! :loveliness:
Reply #22009-02-03
Friend: Generally, every company has analysis projects and indicators; it’s mainly about the raw materials that enter the factory and the finished products that leave it, with analyses being conducted based on the requirements of the samples
Reply #32009-02-03
In addition to the raw materials and products entering and leaving the plant mentioned by the friend on the 2nd floor, I would like to know about the routine analysis and testing procedures for the main units in small and medium-sized refineries, such as atmospheric and vacuum distillation, catalytic processing, reforming, sulfur treatment, sewage stripping, as well as facilities for air separation, air compression, water treatment, circulating water systems, and sewage treatment. This is my first time encountering this topic, so I would greatly appreciate any guidance from everyone! ! ! :handshake
Reply #42009-02-03
There are options with intervals of 4 hours, 8 hours, 24 hours, once a week, once a month. In my opinion, this is related to the importance of analysis, the length of time required for analysis, and the configuration of the analysis instruments
Reply #52009-02-04
I have been to several refineries, and there are countless analysis tasks there. It’s hard to explain in detail. I work in chromatography, so all I can tell you is about the applications of chromatography: analyzing the oxygen content in gasoline, refinery gases, hydrogen, water gas, sulfides, total hydrocarbons, and so on
Reply #62009-02-04
You can first consult your process engineer and ask him which items need to be analyzed; then we can pool everyone’s expertise to help solve the problem, which might speed things up
Reply #72009-02-04
This is indeed a difficult question to answer, as the analysis items for different systems and units vary greatly; if they were to be written down, it would take dozens of pages without fail!
Reply #82009-02-08
Laboratory analysis is an important part of the chemical production process; it serves as the eyes for process control and operation. There is a severe lack of content and knowledge on this topic in the forum. . . There should be, I hope there is... keep growing and developing! It’s just my personal opinion; I’m curious to hear what others think:$
Reply #92009-02-09
1. Oil product analysis http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-365718-1-3.html 2. Petrochemical composition analysis http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-367714-1-2.html
Reply #102009-02-09
1. Oil Analysis http://www.instrument.com.cn/book/shtml/20050331/1008514.shtml 2. Oil Analysis http://www.amazon.cn/dp/zjbk644285
Reply #112009-02-12
Thank you, the moderator – it’s an excellent teaching material. I’ll definitely study it carefully if I get the chance

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