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Combined operation of diesel in atmospheric and vacuum distillation units

2016-03-20View Original

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For the combined operation of diesel in a vacuum distillation unit, heating to 150 degrees is required. Is it necessary to purge the tower with nitrogen before feeding in diesel?
Reply #22016-03-20
No, just replace it with crude oil after removing the oil
Reply #32016-03-21
The atmospheric and vacuum distillation process I was first involved in did not require the use of diesel for transportation, nor any nitrogen displacement; it relied on transporting the oil at cold temperatures instead.
Reply #42016-03-25
Diesel mixing is primarily used for the treatment of heavy oil (residue). By circulating diesel, the heavy oil is dissolved, separated, and then recombined into a mixture with lower viscosity and fewer impurities (in effect, the diesel is used to dilute the heavy oil), thereby achieving favorable purging effects.

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