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Who are the main downstream users of naphtha?

2018-05-07View Original

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What are the different types of naphtha? What is each good for? Is crude naphtha the same as heavy naphtha?
Reply #22018-05-07
Naphtha is generally used as a feedstock for reforming (to produce high-octane gasoline and aromatics in continuous reforming) or cracking (to produce ethylene and propylene in olefin cracking), and in very rare cases as a component in gasoline blending.
Reply #32018-05-07
So, what specifications must be met when used as feedstock for reformation or pyrolysis?
Reply #42018-05-07
https://wenku.baidu.com/view/87d71a364afe04a1b171de73.html For the feedstock used in reprocessing, you can refer to the data on raw materials here; the key parameters are the carbon content, boiling range, and impurity requirements
Reply #52018-05-07
https://wenku.baidu.com/view/c8e71a5aa76e58fafab00366.html References for pyrolysis feedstocks

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