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Anthracene oil processing

2009-04-05View Original

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The processing of coal tar in our country has developed rapidly in recent years, and the technologies for coal tar distillation and industrial naphthalene distillation are also quite mature; The development of fine chemical products is indeed relatively lagging behind. Let’s exchange views on the progress of anthracene oil processing technology in China.
Reply #22009-04-05
Refer to this: Project for processing anthracene oil to produce pure anthracene and carbazole http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-186252-1-1.html
Reply #32009-04-06
Another option for processing anthracene oil is to carry out hydrocatalytic cracking to produce gasoline and diesel, a process similar to the hydrogenation of light coal tar. At present, the hydrogenation of light coal tar has been industrialized in China; examples include Haha Gasification and Shenmu Tianyuan, and it is said that these projects yield good results.
Reply #42009-04-06
Reply to the person above: 1. The processing of coal tar in our country has developed very rapidly in recent years; indeed, it has grown extremely fast, with production capacity far exceeding what was necessary by 2004, when it was still a profitable industry. . . First, the technologies for coal tar distillation and industrial naphthalene distillation are also quite mature ; It is indeed very mature, yet the development of fine chemical products lags behind relatively; this is the key point. The volume of processing at the downstream stage of this industry is severely insufficient, while production capacity is excessive – and this imbalance determines the current situation of this industry. . It’s sad – let’s exchange ideas on the progress of anthracene oil processing technology in our country. It was mainly used for producing carbon black, but now even Cabot’s carbon black production lines have stopped. Another option is to use it as a component in fuel oils; actually, any type of light oil will do. Ah, what a crisis, what a tsunami
Reply #52014-09-03
Yes, our factory has a 100,000-ton anthracene oil hydrogenation project, and the trial operation has been successful

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