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Sources of silicon content in atmospheric and vacuum naphtha

2016-12-03View Original

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What are the sources of silicon content in atmospheric and vacuum distillate naphtha?
Reply #22016-12-03
1. The pipeline was not thoroughly purged before being put into use; 2. The sand inside the crude oil storage tank was not removed before it was put into use
Reply #32016-12-03
These are our old production units; we didn’t pay attention to the silicon content originally
Reply #42016-12-03
The old device contains silicon; the source might be a new pipeline; When cleaning the pump filter, if the work isn’t done carefully, debris gets trapped inside ; Analysis error. As for other reasons, it’s hard to say.
Reply #52016-12-03
The additives injected underground during crude oil extraction to achieve certain objectives contain silicon

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