【Question】Why is liquefied gas reprocessed? The key is to know what impact reprocessing has on the quality of each product?
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Recently, with the recycling of liquefied gas, the yield has naturally increased significantly. But I’m wondering what impact this recycling has on product quality – for example, changes in the dry point of gasoline or the freezing point of diesel. What I’d like to know even more is how various operational parameters should be adjusted during the liquefied gas processing, such as reaction temperature and the temperatures used in distillation. Thank you!
Isn’t liquefied gas reprocessing done in an absorption stabilizer? It has a minor impact on reactive distillation; its main effect is on the stable operation of absorption. When the load on the stabilizer increases, the vapor pressure of gasoline may rise.
Up to which point is liquefied hydrogen reprocessed, and which product’s yield increases – propylene?
Please first explain what the purpose of your liquefied natural gas reprocessing is, so that I can give an answer.