Exploration of feedstocks for gasoline hydrogenation units
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Colleagues, as the gasoline hydrogenation unit is shut down for maintenance, the catalyzed gasoline needs to be stored in the tank area for 10 days before being fed into the gasoline hydrogenation unit for reprocessing. What impact will this have on the gasoline hydrogenation unit? What are glial precursors? Have you heard of it? What parameters need to be considered for the raw materials during reprocessing? What is the range of the indicator? Could everyone please help analyze this? What are some good ways to handle raw materials that have been stored for over 7 days? Have you added antioxidants to your device?
Any production unit in a refinery should have processed stored oil, so there is no problem with such units processing stored oil first. Secondly, the extent to which stored oil affects your facility depends on the properties of the catalytic gasoline produced by your refinery. If there is a high amount of olefins, the antioxidant properties will be poor, so it is necessary to be prepared for laboratory analysis. As for the parameters you mentioned, the requirements for the raw materials specified by the device are exactly the parameters you need; there’s no need to explain this, as any raw material whose parameters exceed the designed range will lead to unpredictable consequences.