Is p-xylene present in the gasoline fraction of MTG/MTA units?
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As the title suggests, does anyone know anything about it? Or provide a brief introduction to the cutting conditions for gasoline separation towers
Yes, the content is very low. MTG/MTA products are not large, and the tower structure is relatively simple; only the top and bottom of the tower are used for product extraction, so there is no issue with cutting as you mentioned
In such devices, the purification of tetramethylbenzene is usually the key consideration.
Well, I know that; at the time I wanted to find out whether there was p-xylene present in it