95% distillation range of hydrogenated diesel
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Hydrogenation diesel feedstocks: 95% distillation range fuel with a boiling point of 363°C, regular diesel at 372°C, and catalyzed diesel at 371°C. After hydrogenation, the boiling point of the resulting hydrogenation diesel is only 346°C; repeated tests show values between 345–352°C. What’s the explanation for this? Why has the boiling range decreased so much after hydrogenation?
If no paraffin oil is present, it means there was slight cracking after hydrogenation.
No, I’m guessing right now whether the oil products are remaining in the tank area; the hydrogenation feed has not yet received the current diesel feedstock and coked fuel
Huh? This is the sulfur recovery sector!