The benefits of a benzene extraction unit?
Thread Content
At present, the main products of our benzene extraction unit are benzene, 6#, 120#, and heavy carbon 7. Since the raw material for the benzene extraction unit is gasoline produced through catalytic reforming, and the raw material for catalytic reforming is naphtha, if the price of naphtha is low, there becomes a problem: after naphtha is reformed and then used for benzene extraction to obtain benzene of grades 6#, 120#, and heavy carbon grades, it is actually more cost-effective to simply purchase naphtha instead. Let’s see where to start addressing this issue – are there any good solutions?
When will the price of naphtha exceed that of tetraphenyl? Naphtha is merely a raw material for reforming and ethylene production. Since your scale is small, this problem might exist in fixed-bed reforming?