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Energy consumption of atmospheric and vacuum distillation units

2009-04-17View Original

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May I ask how much energy is required to process 1 ton of crude oil in a atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit? Thank you all! ! ! ! ! ! :) :)
Reply #22009-04-17
Sinopec’s average level is estimated to be around 400 MJ or more
Reply #32009-04-17
Based on the existing conditions of your own equipment, is it a standalone unit or a combined unit? It mainly depends on the configuration and cost of the utility systems.
Reply #42009-04-17
I think the energy consumption of our usual pressure application device is around 11 kilograms of standard oil per ton
Reply #52009-04-21
Based on the configuration of the unit, it is generally 9–10 kg of standard oil per ton of crude oil. If there is a light hydrocarbon recovery unit, it will add 1 to 2 units. This post was last edited by lyybjgz on 2009-4-21 08:18]
Reply #62009-04-21
Our energy consumption is 9.8~10 kgEO/t
Reply #72009-05-16
The energy consumption of atmospheric-pressure units is primarily due to fuel gas and fuel oil; the proportion of water, electricity, steam, and air is much smaller. Therefore, what matters most is the efficiency of the atmospheric-pressure heating furnace. At the current level, it is generally around 9 kgEO per ton.

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