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Why is diesel blended into paraffin oil?

2017-05-21View Original

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Why is diesel blended into paraffin oil? Can other oils be blended in? Let’s discuss this together, okay? {:1_90:}
Reply #22017-05-21
Coking wax oil can also be blended in; the type of oil to be used depends on the company’s considerations regarding the balance and efficiency of each processing unit. Diesel has a better quality, so it can be blended in larger quantities. Wax oil has a significant impact on the catalyst bed, especially coking wax oil. Sometimes it is necessary to blend in this type of oil, as it needs to be processed – either in a catalytic unit or in a hydrocracking unit
Reply #32017-05-22
It’s the process design, as well as the catalyst issue; it seems that the technology available for processing all of this wax oil isn’t sufficient

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