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What is the difference between coker wax oil and deasphalted oil?

2016-05-11View Original

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As the title suggests, dear Haoyou who knows everything, please help me – which is heavier, coker wax oil or deasphalted oil? What’s the difference? ?
Reply #22016-05-12
I think the products from these two different units are both intended to be used as feed for catalytic cracking
Reply #32016-05-15
Oh, thank you, but which one is heavier?
Reply #42016-05-18
It’s hard to say; just measure the density at the same volume and you’ll know
Reply #52016-05-18
Paraffin oil is still better than deasphalted oil; deasphalted oil is more difficult to crack, and coker paraffin oil contains more impurities. Compared to deasphalted oil, it is considered a relatively good catalyst feedstock

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