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It is recommended to establish a technical exchange area for benzene hydrogenation! One: It can enhance the intensity of technical exchanges ; Secondly: it plays a certain role in promoting the benzene hydrogenation industry in our country!
Agree, support! We are also going to implement benzene hydrogenation here, and we hope to learn *something about it as well.
I am an employee at a benzene hydrogenation production company, and I’m glad to communicate with everyone!
It is supported, but I’ve heard that Germany, the birthplace of benzene hydrogenation technology, has phased it out.
Dear fellow resident upstairs, since Germany does not use benzene hydrogenation technology at present, what technology is then used for the refining of crude benzene?
There are few coking plants in Germany. Crude benzene is also very scarce. Abroad, hydrogenation is generally carried out in refineries for centralized processing; it can also be done together with naphtha. Besides, it’s impossible to get crude benzene these days. The price is very high; if one doesn’t have a downstream market, it results in losses or only a slight profit. You see, it’s several hundred yuan cheaper than pickled benzene – so what other big advantages could there be? Moreover, the pickling process is also being improved increasingly; with the use of catalysts for adsorption and other techniques, the quality of the resulting products is quite good these days. . . .
:victory: Support, please back this up; hope the moderators will consider it
Sure! Support it! I’ve been looking for it for so long! Establish it quickly
Advanced technologies are already available in China; the industrial production and operation of domestically developed catalysts for crude hydrogenation, developed by Group 602 of the Coal Chemistry Institute, have been carried out.