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What temperature is considered sufficient for thermal cracking?

2020-06-03View Original

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What is the general limit defined for thermal cracking?℃
Reply #22020-06-03
Heavy oil thermal cracking generally takes place at 400–600°C; The temperature for cracking olefins from light naphtha is above 800°C.
Reply #32020-06-03
Can heavy oil only be considered for catalytic cracking below 400°C?
Reply #42020-06-03
The reaction temperature in catalytic cracking is generally not lower than 500°C; if it falls below 460°C, the plant will initiate interlock procedures. Before the advent of catalytic cracking, only thermal cracking could be used to obtain some gasoline and other components. Later, the addition of a catalyst reduced the reaction conditions, thereby increasing the yield and quality of the product!
Reply #52020-06-05
The reaction temperature in the coking process is 480–550°C, which falls within the range of deep thermal cracking; The reaction temperature for visbreaking is 400–450°C, which falls under shallow thermal cracking.

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