Looking for information on aromatic hydrocarbon hydrogenation treatment
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As the title suggests, could some kind-hearted teacher please share some materials so that we can analyze whether a aromatic oil with an average of three rings is needed, and whether a cracking step is required during the reaction process? If the properties of the crude oil are as follows: density 0.98, 53% aromatics among the four components, final boiling point 700, initial boiling point 195
It is indeed an aromatic compound; it’s the aromatic material that will be used for hydrogenation
It should be heavy aromatics; these are all by-products with very complex compositions. Perhaps after aromatic extraction of the oil slurry, the reformed heavy aromatics do not have such high final boiling points.
The aromatic oil obtained through solvent deasphalting of the slurry is ready for hydrogenation treatment, but there is a lack of relevant data.
Re-deoiling, gum. It’s similar to vacuum residue, I guess.
What is it used for after hydrogenation? Could you share that?