I would like to know what chemical additives are required in the refining and petrochemical industry!
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I am conducting research on chemical additives in the refining industry; I would appreciate any insights you can provide! Thank you!
Original poster, have you managed to get some insights from your research? I’m very interested in this area and hope to exchange ideas with you
Corrosion inhibitors, styrene-butadiene latex, heavy fuel combustion promoters, hydrogenation scale inhibitors, oil storage tank cleaning agents, equipment flame-retardant cleaning agents, coking inhibition agents to increase yield, a range of defoamers, catalysts to boost propylene production, antifreeze agents, metal passivators, high-efficiency antifreeze agents, manganese-based anti-knock additives for gasoline, water quality stabilizers, desulfurization agents, diesel cetane number improvers, liquid sulfur transfer agents, antioxidants for gasoline and diesel, gasoline anti-gelling agents, CO combustion promoters, anti-coking activation agents, coking inhibition agents, solid (liquid) sulfonated cobalt phthalocyanine, diesel anti-wear agents, olefin reduction agents, anti-knock additives for gasoline
This is too much. To give a few examples: DMDS, corrosion inhibitors, ammonia, MDEA, chlorine, scale removers, EDTA, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, etc.
The refining industry requires many additives, which are categorized as refining catalysts, refining auxiliaries, and oil product additives. Water treatment systems, as well as those related to power generation and environmental protection, also need auxiliary substances