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Rich and poor oil

2015-08-31View Original

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Recently, when testing the benzene content in the rich and lean oils, the temperature would always reach 150°C before it could go any higher; once it suddenly rose above that level, spraying occurred, and the ratio of rich to lean oil exceeded 10. However, the production volume remained normal, and all other indicators were also normal. I’m seeking an explanation for this
Reply #22015-08-31
There is a high proportion of light components and a low proportion of heavy components; heating must be done slowly at this temperature, requiring patience
Reply #32015-08-31
There is a high content of water or other light components, so one must proceed slowly; it’s not worth it to risk safety accidents

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