Regarding the plant ratio for the combined gasoline hydrogenation and etherification process, should it be 100:35 or 100:30, or 100:40?
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As title: Investigate the ratio for this process – how much light gasoline etherification is required to support 1 million tons of gasoline hydrogenation in order to meet the requirements? 30, 35, 40? Let’s talk about the process combination plan. As mentioned in the title: PROMG process + TAME process, at a ratio of 100:30. I think the best ratio should be 100:40, as this facilitates adjustments later on. What is everyone’s ratio? How do you feel about the load?
It depends on the C5 content in your gasoline; generally, 35 is sufficient
Based on the distribution of olefins in the oil, around 30% is involved in the reaction; no more of these components can participate in the reaction. Additionally, the sulfur content is relatively high. However, for future considerations, it is recommended to design a system with larger capacity