By how much can the density of hydrogenated diesel produced by a diesel hydrogenation unit generally be reduced?
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For TK-type catalysts used in diesel hydrogenation units, with an operating pressure of 8.5 MPa, by how much can the density of the hydrogenated diesel generally be reduced?
The specific parameters of a product are usually determined based on various factors such as the properties of the raw materials, the type of catalyst, the degree of reaction, and the operating conditions. It is recommended that the original poster provide information on aspects such as the properties of the raw materials and the operating temperature.
It depends on the reaction temperature, I guess? At high reaction temperatures, the cracking reaction is intense, resulting in large fluctuations in density.