New user’s question: In which step of oil refining is propane produced, and approximately how much is it?
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This post was last edited by Thank goodness you're here on 2016-3-3 08:05. Which step in oil refining produces propane, and approximately how much is produced?
Under normal conditions, propane is present in the liquefied gas produced by catalysis, and some propane is also found in the overhead gas from other units. If no other devices are used to produce propane, propane can be directly extracted from this gas stream
The question posed by the original poster is rather vague. This propane generally comes from gas fractionation units; the feed material for such units is liquefied gas, while the products obtained are butenes, propylene, propane, and other substances