Crude oil processing product yield
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Gentlemen, could anyone tell me the yield rates of various products obtained from crude oil processing under ideal conditions? For example: what is the proportion of gasoline at 30%, diesel at 40%, and waxes, kerosene, residue oil, asphalt, etc.?
Different crude oils yield different results; performing an actual boiling point distillation will suffice
You must provide the approximate actual boiling point and yield data for your crude oil in order to know technical parameters such as yield. . . :lol
It depends on the composition of the crude oil you are processing; it cannot be generalized.
Is it the yield of the atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit alone, or the yield of the integrated plant? It is necessary to explain the processing method.
The poster should provide your processing process as well as the properties of the crude oil you process. Only then can I help you properly.
Even considering only the atmospheric and vacuum distillation units: varying crude oil properties result in different yields for various products, so it is necessary to provide data on the actual boiling point and yields of the crude oil.
Atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit: straight-run oil 3–5%, diesel 15–20%, wax oil 35–40%, residue 35–40%
The yield of the products from various side streams in the atmospheric and vacuum distillation units depends, first and foremost, on the properties of the crude oil； Secondly, it depends on the withdrawal temperature of each side stream, or in other words, the cut point of each side stream fraction; it cannot be generalized.