The petrochemical industry’s demand for dechlorination
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Our company has a new type of dechlorinating agent designed for organic chlorines, which is particularly suitable for light oils such as naphtha, gasoline, and diesel. However, we are not very familiar with the dechlorination requirements in various petrochemical industries; we would appreciate guidance from those in the industry. Thank you.
What dechlorinating agent is used for organic chlorines in naphtha? What is the principle? Can we have an in-depth conversation?
There is now a great demand; I wonder how you guys get rid of organochlorines. We can have a chat
I would like to know that as well too; please advise
Here, the products produced by the atmospheric and vacuum distillation units are atmospheric diesel, paraffin oil, reduced-range oil, and other similar products. At present, the chlorine content in these products is too high, so they cannot be directly subjected to hydrogenation; it is necessary to purchase products with lower chlorine content and mix them before carrying out hydrogenation. I earnestly request a method for removing chlorine from these products. Please give me some advice:):):):):):)
Could you please advise?:):):):):)
How is the operation of organic chlorine removal progressing?
Hello, may I ask how effective the dechlorinating agent is and how to use it?