What is the difference between catalyzed diesel and coker diesel? Which one has more unsaturated hydrocarbons?

2018-12-05View Original

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What is the difference between catalyzed diesel and coker diesel? Which one has more unsaturated hydrocarbons?

Reply #22018-12-06

Catalyzed diesel has a high density and contains plenty of naphthenes and aromatics； Coker diesel contains a high amount of unsaturated hydrocarbons.

Reply #32019-10-30

The density of the fuel is over 92; it has a high aromatic content, low hexadecane content, and an orange-yellow color. Coker diesel has a high olefin content as well as a high nitrogen level

Reply #42019-11-04

Catalytic diesel olefin isomerization is extensive, so the degree of unsaturation is low.

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