Prospects for the hydrogenation of coal tar to produce naphtha and diesel
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I would like to ask everyone: what are the prospects for coal tar hydrogenation projects (hydrogenation of light fractions)? What is the actual cost of constructing a plant with a processing capacity of 150,000 tons? Also, how can excess asphalt be utilized effectively?
Anyone who tries to use coal as a substitute for crude oil is being reckless.
Hello, what kind of material? High-temperature or low-temperature? What is the boundary of investment? How much asphalt do you estimate you have?
High-temperature coal tar! 300,000 tons of medium-temperature asphalt processed! Approximately 150,000 tons of asphalt are produced!
The suspended bed contains less asphalt, yet it still has a high oil yield
It is recommended to use full-range hydrogenation in a suspended-bed reactor
The simplest reason is that we won’t need as much crude oil in the future.
At present, the hydrogenation of coal tar is still a popular trend; the cost of building such facilities is low, making it a good investment option if international oil prices rise