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Question: How does the Middle East separate C2 from natural gas?+

2011-12-27View Original

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Everyone knows that the cost of producing ethylene through ethane cracking in the Middle East is very low. I’m wondering if anyone knows where the ethane in the Middle East comes from Is it separated from natural gas? The process? Investing? Or could you recommend some materials for me? Thank you!
Reply #22011-12-28
It’s separated from natural gas, right? As far as I know, there are very few facilities in the world that use processes to separate C2+ compounds from natural gas
Reply #32012-10-18
Upstairs, could you share the technology for separating C2 from natural gas?
Reply #42012-10-19
Separating C2 from natural gas isn’t difficult; the yield of C2 at low temperatures can easily exceed 85%

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