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Gasoline hydrogenation

2018-05-24View Original

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Gasoline hydrogenation: Calculation methods for sulfur content
Reply #22018-05-24
How to calculate the mixture of light and heavy gasoline?
Reply #32018-05-25
Yes, there is light gasoline from the fractionation tower and heavy gasoline after the reaction
Reply #42018-05-25
Light gasoline sulfur content * proportion of light gasoline in the feed + heavy gasoline sulfur content * proportion of heavy gasoline in the feed
Reply #52018-05-27
What are you calculating here? Please explain it a bit more clearly. Thank you! !
Reply #62018-05-29
Whether it’s raw material or product, it is generally the mass fraction
Reply #72018-05-30
Calculate it in advance so you have a rough idea; it’s easier to make adjustments then
Reply #82018-05-31
Estimate by combining design specifications and the properties of the raw materials; if the properties of the raw materials are good, the design requirements can be met, and if the product does not meet the standards, the temperature can be increased. It’s probably difficult to calculate it ahead of time by oneself

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