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The issue of gasoline yield

2011-07-27View Original

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What changes will occur in the reaction if the reprocessing ratio is increased? Does the yield of gasoline increase or decrease?
Reply #22011-07-27
The yield of gasoline decreases, while diesel, gas, and coke increase
Reply #32011-07-27
Increasing the reprocessing ratio raises coke levels, makes cracking more difficult, and reduces the yield of gasoline.
Reply #42011-08-16
The reprocessing ratio = amount of reprocessed oil slurry + amount of oil reprocessed / fresh feedstock. There are two scenarios for increasing the reprocessing ratio: increasing the amount of reprocessed oil can appropriately improve the yield of diesel, while the effect on gasoline yield is likely to be minimal; increasing the amount of reprocessed oil slurry should lead to an increase in gasoline yield.
Reply #52011-08-16
Reply to 4# Ice and Snow: Please give an explanation. Why does the Huilian oil slurry result in a high gasoline yield?

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