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What is the impact of methanol in crude benzene on the hydrogenation process of crude benzene?

2016-01-02View Original

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What is the impact of methanol in crude benzene on the hydrogenation process of crude benzene? After using crude benzene as the feedstock for benzene hydrogenation, the sulfur content in the hydrogenated oil was 500 ppm; the temperature difference across the reactor decreased, and the symptoms were very similar to those caused by water presence, with the methane content in the recycle gas rising to 50%. Meanwhile, the xylene content in the crude benzene feedstock is 15% (the normal level being 3%); did methanol affect the hydrogenation reaction or did a dealkylation reaction occur? Please give me some advice.
Reply #22016-01-04
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