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What are the current challenges facing the electrodeionization section in atmospheric and vacuum distillation units? What is the current approach?

2016-11-07View Original

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What are the current challenges facing the electrodeionization section in atmospheric and vacuum distillation units? What is the current approach?
Reply #22016-11-08
Crude oil has poor adaptability; organic chlorines cannot be removed, and it is difficult to process high-acid heavy crude oil. There is no good solution.
Reply #32016-11-10
At atmospheric pressure units, imported crude oil has to be used, and the initial design of the fractionating tower and the atmospheric distillation column is affected by changes in the quality of the feedstock over time
Reply #42016-11-11
The desalination effect of heavy, high-salt crude oil is poor
Reply #52016-11-27
What we process is heavy naphthenic crude oil, and like our sister units, we are facing a problem: the electrodialysis desalination process does not work well
Reply #62016-12-23
The problem we face with electrodialysis at the moment is that there is a high amount of oil in the water after desalination
Reply #72017-01-08
Set the interface control for the electrodialyzed water at a slightly higher level

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