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Coking unit, product yield

2015-12-30View Original

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This post was last edited by Refiner on 2016-1-22 09:34. Why does the pressure in the coke tower decrease, the yield of wax oil increase, while the yields of gas, gasoline, diesel, and coke all decrease?
Reply #22016-01-22
I’ll help you transfer to the refining sector to take a look and have more exchanges
Reply #32016-01-22
This is a paradox – generally, when the pressure at the top of the tower decreases, the partial pressure of the oil products increases; therefore, the yield of gasoline and diesel should increase, right? It would be best for the poster to share all the parameters for a look.

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