Let’s discuss the differences between coker residue oil and reformer residue oil
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Let’s discuss the differences between coker residue oil and reformer residue oil Our company is building a new factory facility, and both the coking waste oil tanks and the reforming waste oil tanks have a capacity of 2000 m3 each. However, one of them is insulated while the other isn’t. Why is that?
Coking sludge mainly consists of residue and wax oil, and is prone to solidification; therefore, insulation is necessary during storage. Reforming sludge is primarily composed of light oil and does not solidify easily.
The original poster still needs to learn the basic knowledge*; heavy contaminated oil has a lower freezing point, while light contaminated oil has a higher freezing point – that’s why.