Can a diesel hydrogenation unit not produce naphtha?
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Can a diesel hydrogenation unit produce no naphtha at all?
No. Hydrogenation is another cutting process, and it will definitely produce naphtha.
Yes, there will definitely be more if it’s divided again~~~~
A small amount of cracking reaction occurs during the refining process; all the feedstock is diesel components, and the product also contains a small amount of naphtha and gaseous hydrocarbons
Hydrogenation is another cutting process, and it will definitely produce naphtha
Considering the gas-liquid equilibrium of the tower, there will definitely be light components, so some amount is present
Hydrogenation is required to achieve this; even the gods couldn’t do it. Even if it’s just physical separation, some light components will be produced, let alone through chemical reactions
Some amount will always be present; you can discuss this with the catalyst manufacturer to select an appropriate catalyst that helps minimize the amount of naphtha used. Producing less naphtha now isn’t very economical, is it?