Temperature of the catalytic feedstock tank
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What is the typical temperature control for the crude oil tanks in your catalytic units? Here, to prevent water from being present in the crude oil, we keep its temperature around 140 degrees
As long as the device isn’t picky, we keep it below 90°C here. 60---90, for energy savings
The temperature is so high. Where does the feed come from? Should it be preheated first before being put into the tank?
At this temperature, does the large amount of moisture in the raw material affect the distillation column pressure? ? ?
At 130°C, the temperature of the raw material tank can be increased by increasing the preheating coil!
Why bring water? Does the pump not empty? ? ? The raw material tank can be at the temperature resulting from the heat exchange with the heat exchanger after the material arrives in the tank area.
Considering the properties of the oil, it would be best if the poster specified what type of oil it is Paraffin oil? Add H tail fuel? Different oil properties result in different controllable temperatures
There is no heat exchange before the catalytic feed enters the feed buffer tank, right? aren’t they all sent over after being heated in the oil storage tanks!
If it is a direct supply of material, the temperature will be higher
Yes, if there is a small amount of water present, it can enter the distillation tower; however, if there is a large amount of water, it still has a significant impact on the reaction process
That’s exactly what we do; this increases the power consumption of the crude oil pump