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Catalytic slurry extraction technology

2009-03-22View Original

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Extraction of catalytic slurry to produce rubber softeners and plastic plasticizers – anyone with experience in this area, please share your insights! The technical parameters are as follows: 1. The processing capacity of the oil slurry is designed to be 200,000 tons per year, and the products obtained are as follows: Product name, Yield, %; Output, 10,000 tons per year – Catalytic cracking wax oil: 35–40%, 7.0–8.0 tons per year; Rubber softening oil or plastic plasticizer: 40–45%, 8.0–9.0 tons per year; Asphalt modifier: 15–20%, 3.0–4.0 tons per year. 2. Product quality: (1) For the residue oil used as FCC feedstock, the key specifications are as follows: Analysis parameter, Specification – Density (20°C), kg/m3: ≯900; Kinematic viscosity (100°C), m²/s: ≯20; Flash point (open cup), °C: ≥180; Freezing point, °C: –30; Sulfur content, %: ≤0.5; Residue on ignition, %: ≤1.0. (2) Specifications for the extracted oil: Analysis parameter, Specification – Density (20°C), kg/m3: ≯1100; Kinematic viscosity (100°C), m²/s: ≯30; Flash point (open cup), °C: ≥180
Reply #22009-03-22
This technology is currently moving from the laboratory stage to industrial application, showing great potential for development. . . The poster’s parameters are correct. . . :lol
Reply #32009-03-22
Could the senior on the first floor give some guidance? My email address: wenbin012@sina.com
Reply #42009-03-22
There are already plants in operation in the country; I wonder what the performance is like
Reply #52009-03-22
I’m looking forward to information on this aspect as well as the production status

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