What happens when vacuum residue comes into contact with superheated steam?

2015-10-19View Original

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What happens when vacuum residue comes into contact with superheated steam?

Reply #22015-10-20

It’s just pressure-reduced stripping! Superheated steam is blown into the vacuum tower for stripping! I don’t know what the original poster wants to know? Stirring reduces the vapor pressure of oil and gas in the tower, thereby extracting some of the light components from the vacuum residue and increasing the yield of light oils!

Reply #32015-10-20

Blow the pipeline with steam to clean out the oil.

Reply #42015-10-20

What does the original poster want to ask? What are the specific circumstances of the situation they encountered?

Reply #52015-10-21

For example, what phenomena can occur? I’ve seen residual oil expand and increase in size like foam the moment it comes into contact with hot steam

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