Heat exchange between atmospheric and vacuum residue oil and crude oil; the heat exchanger is leaking
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When there is heat exchange between residue oil and crude oil, if the heat exchanger leaks, the residue oil will mix into the crude oil. How can one determine on-site that residue oil has mixed into the crude oil after the crude oil has been extracted?
What’s your personal opinion? With large amounts of crude oil, it is difficult to analyze even a small amount of residue oil; in cases of larger leaks, density testing is used for analysis.
When performing crude oil analysis, the 350° content varies significantly
Geniuses, many people want to extract crude oil – it can be determined by looking at this:’. To figure it out, one can analyze the raw materials used in the process, the products produced, as well as the feedstock fed into the furnace, and compare these with previous data: kiss:
It’s sufficient to take samples before and after processing the crude oil using this suspected heat exchanger for testing. If the leakage is large, it should be obvious