Can coker liquefied gas be aromatized?
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Hello everyone, can coker liquefied gas be aromatized?
Reply 1# zjnrock: It’s unlikely. Liquefied gas isomerization mainly involves the reaction of n-butylene, and there is very little butylene in coked liquefied gas, so it’s not cost-effective
Isomerization and aromatization should refer to the two directions of the reforming process! The feedstock for reforming should be saturated hydrocarbons from atmospheric and vacuum distillation. The olefin content in coking is relatively high; is that acceptable?