What are the raw materials used for producing solvent oil domestically?
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Hydrogenated gasoline? Coked gasoline? Catalytic gasoline?
Nonane polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon, range 240 to 350, flash point 70 to 80, freezing point minus 28, density. 88. The main component is unknown; is it not meeting the requirements for solvent oil?
It can be straight-run naphtha, reformed residue oil, or hydrocracked fractionated oil. The raw materials are selected based on the product. There are few grades of solvent oil available in the domestic market, and the solvent oil industry abroad is also very prosperous.
The raw materials should be selected based on the product’s boiling range and properties. These raw materials can include components such as gasoline, kerosene, and diesel; they may also be low-aromatic, high-aromatic, or even purely aromatic in nature
Naphtha is a bit more expensive, but it contains much more content. We also use residue oil, which is cheaper; however, the price of naphtha has been falling recently, so it could be an option to consider
Reply 1# Haike, promptly – naphtha, heavy aromatics C9
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