Advantages and disadvantages of replacing the terminator with crude gasoline
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Advantages and disadvantages of replacing the terminator with crude gasoline. Thank you to those who can provide guidance. Is there still headroom in the compressor? How do coke formation and dry gas volume, as well as gasoline yield, change?
There’s something wrong with your question – have you just started working with catalysis? Crude gasoline is one type of terminator; what does it modify?
Have you never seen water used as a terminator?
Actually, the best terminator is crude gasoline; we use acidic water, and now we also use regular gasoline
The application of terminator technology in the Daqing heavy oil catalytic cracking unit: This application involves a comparison of various terminator processes for different media, which can serve as a reference to help improve your operations!
I didn’t say that only coarse gasoline can be used as a terminator. Please read carefully before replying.
Kaka definitely has advantages. In fact, deoxygenated water, acidic water, light contaminating oils, and coarse gases can all be used as terminators. The advantage of using coarse gas is to improve product distribution and increase the gas-phase yield… It is commonly used in processes that aim to produce more olefins