Urgent! Urgent! ! Urgent! ! ! Does that person know the atmospheric and vacuum distillation processes for shale oil?
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Does that person know the atmospheric and vacuum distillation processes for shale oil? Books or ready-made flowcharts will work~~~! ! ! Please provide more information on this topic! ! :handshake :handshake
Where is the process forum? Please let me know via internal message. . . Thank you first! I searched online, but couldn’t find it! Last edited by Captain Nemo 6 on 2009-2-14 17:11]
Please consult several oil shale processing refineries in Liaoning; they are local refineries. . . In the Panjin and Jinzhou areas. . . You can ask for advice. . . That’s all I know. . . :lol
The processing and utilization of oil shale generally take place in the areas of Jinzhou, Panjin, and Fushun in the northeast. . .
Shale oil, commonly known as synthetic crude oil, is processed using the same atmospheric and vacuum distillation units as natural petroleum. Due to its higher density and lower content of light components, it is difficult to refine on its own; therefore, it is usually blended with natural petroleum in certain proportions
We are involved in shale oil extraction; we can supply shale oil. Let’s communicate more
As far as I know, Fushun does not have any units for the atmospheric and vacuum distillation of shale oil. However, based on research on the components associated with shale oil, I believe that it is not suitable for such distillation processes, as these processes require continuous operation of the equipment. However, the Institute of Rock Sciences conducted a full distillation analysis for Fumu Mining Group.
You’re right; it can’t be refined on its own – it must be blended in proportion with crude oil
Shale oil analysis results: Specific gravity 0.9009; water content 0.06; impurities (soluble in toluene) 0.13; impurities (soluble in gasoline) 0.693; ash content 0.069; viscosity 11.33; salt content 8.2; sulfur content 0.563; residue 2.7; basic nitrogen 4374.6. Initial boiling point at atmospheric pressure: 145°C at 10%; 252°C at 20%. Total distillate at atmospheric pressure: 27. Distillates at 205°C at atmospheric pressure: 3; distillates at 300°C at atmospheric pressure: 26
Analysis results of normal slag: Sulfur content, %; Residual carbon, %; Initial distillation temperature, °C; Distillation temperature after 10% reduction, °C; Distillation temperature after 20% reduction, °C; Total distillate volume, ml; Distillate volume at 360°C under reduced pressure, %; D4,20; Alkaline nitrogen, ug/g; Ash content, %: 0.75, 5.5, 251, 336, 365, 21, 17.5, 0.9387, 3740.8, 0.082
Shale oil derived from oil shale allows for the design of specialized atmospheric and vacuum distillation units. We can do it then. Including design and commencement. :lol
After vacuum distillation and cutting are completed, it is also a good approach to send the separated fraction streams for hydrorefining. :lol