Gasoline reprocessing
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I would like to ask: when bitumen gasoline is fed into the coking reprocessing process (mixed with deslagging agent for feeding), is there any loss of this gasoline? What are its main components (is it still all gasoline)? For example, how much gasoline and other components will be produced when 1 ton of gasoline is processed? Thank you for helping me solve this problem! ! ! ! !
Theoretically, the yield of liquefied gas from coking should increase to some extent, and the yield of the gaseous phase will also increase slightly. Then why isn’t it sent to the distillation system for processing?
That is, atmospheric or vacuum distillation gasoline, or straight-run gasoline. :lol
Don’t go into the coking workshop; it’s better to head straight to the catalysis workshop for the termination step. That way, all problems can be solved, and the losses will be the same in either case.
Thermal cracking incurs little loss, while catalytic conversion results in significant loss