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Reasons for the darkening of crude benzene

2011-02-24View Original

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1. Leakage in the oil-gas heat exchanger 2. Flood condition in the benzene removal tower 3. Either excessive air intake to the regenerator or excessive steam flow directly into the benzene removal tower
Reply #22011-02-24
If the crude benzene turns black, it’s likely that oil from the washing process has entered the crude benzene; there may be leaks in the oil cooling system of the condensation cooler, or the separation in the control separator is not effective

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