Understand the production of carbon-9 resin
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I would like to ask: what by-products are generated when carbon-9 raw material is converted into carbon-9 resin? How much product and by-product can be produced from 1,000 tons of raw material? Could I get some information on this?
Currently, newly built carbon-9 petroleum resins are generally produced on a large scale; as a result, there are no reference values available, as the consumption and product data for plants with a capacity of thousands of tons differ.
About 120 tons of residue oil, about 320 tons of resin, about 200 tons of solvent, and about 360 tons of indene segment.
It differs greatly from the composition of the raw material, nine-carbon carbon, so it’s difficult to answer. It seems that installing a petroleum resin plant is a viable option, provided there are stable supplies of pyrolyzed C9 materials, and the plant is located near an ethylene plant with access to pipeline transportation; otherwise, it’s a recipe for disaster.