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How to improve the stability of catalyzed diesel

2010-04-08View Original

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The diesel produced by our plant’s catalytic units has relatively poor stability; even after alkaline and water washing, its stability remains inadequate. I would like to ask those of you who work in similar plants how you handle this situation. Thank you for your advice
Reply #22010-04-08
It enters the hydrogenation unit for refining.
Reply #32010-04-08
Small plants can use solvent refining, while large plants employ hydrogenation processes.
Reply #42010-04-08
The stability of catalytic gas is relatively poor; currently, most systems use hydrogenation refining to improve its stability.
Reply #52010-04-08
Hydrorefining not only improves stability but also increases the cetane number. High added value. This is the common approach nowadays.

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