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Analysis of gas components in catalytic stabilization positions

2016-11-15View Original

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Does your device analyze the components of this gas? If it does, could you send me the information on its composition? What are the appropriate levels of propylene and propane in it?
Reply #22016-11-16
We do not analyze the gas components, as there are both gas and liquid phases present, which leads to inaccurate analysis.
Reply #32016-11-17
It depends on the parameters of the dry gas; as long as the C3 content in the dry gas is within acceptable limits, it may be possible to avoid adjusting the operation of the separation tower. The main thing to pay attention to is the C2 component in the liquefied gas – as long as that is within acceptable levels, it’s fine.
Reply #42016-11-17
We do not produce desorbed gas; generally, C3 (propane + propylene) in dry gas is ≯3%, and C2 in liquefied gas.
Reply #52018-09-01
What is the C2 value in liquefied gas?

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