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What is the best destination for the coker liquefied gas from refineries, as well as the catalytic liquefied gas after propylene has been extracted?

2009-02-15View Original

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What is the best destination for the coker liquefied gas from refineries, as well as the catalytic liquefied gas after propylene has been extracted?
Reply #22009-02-15
The liquefied gas after removing propylene can be fed into MTBE, then into ethylbenzene, and finally blended to be sold as household hydrocarbons
Reply #32009-04-06
Producing vehicle gas is also a good option. . . The others are for chemical use or gasoline production. . . . :lol
Reply #42009-04-06
Liquefied gas obtained after gas separation, after the removal of propylene and butene-1 as well as isobutylene, represents a good option as vehicle fuel. In large cities, the market for domestic liquefied gas has been significantly squeezed by piped natural gas
Reply #52009-04-06
After the production of propylene, it can be used in the manufacture of MTBE as well as in various applications in the fine chemical industry

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