Technical and economic indicators of continuous reforming

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Let’s discuss what the current level of advancement is for continuous reforming units, and what indicators indicate the sophistication of such units. Let me start by throwing out a question: As for how the octane barrel yield, which is one of the indicators used to measure the advancement of reforming units, is calculated – is it the yield of RON* reformate oil as specified by Sinopec?

Reply #22009-03-21

There’s also the hydrogen yield; ours is 6.95%； Liquid yield, around 92% I guess.

Reply #32009-03-21

There are also aromatic yield, aromatic conversion rate, plant energy consumption, pure hydrogen yield, etc.

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