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Catalytic cracking process for poor oil

A catalytic cracking and processing technology, applied in catalytic cracking, cracking, petroleum industry, etc., can solve problems such as poor oxidation safety and light safety, non-standard oil sales are not cost-effective, and catalytic diesel oil is of poor quality.

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-12-03
袁培林 +2
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When using a catalytic cracking unit to process inferior raw materials, due to the difficult cracking of raw materials, the cracking unit has to throw out a large amount of oil slurry, and the amount of thrown out is as high as 10-15%; the total yield of liquid products (liquefied petroleum gas, gasoline, diesel oil) is 75% %; the aromatic content of catalytic diesel oil is about 70%, the specific gravity is 0.9-0.92, the cetane number is lower than 20, the oxidation safety and light safety are very poor, after conventional hydrofining, the problem of light stability can be solved, but the specific gravity If it cannot be lowered, the cetane number will hardly increase; in order to maintain the micro-reaction activity of the catalyst at about 60, the unit oil consumption per ton of the catalyst should be above 2.5kg
As far as the refinery processing this kind of inferior oil is concerned, due to the poor quality of catalytic diesel oil, it is very difficult to blend commercial diesel oil that meets the national standard with straight-run diesel oil; it is not beneficial to sell some of them as non-standard oil. Cost-effective

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[0019] Example 1 uses the same heavy oil catalytic cracking unit, inferior oil feedstock and catalyst as Comparative Example 1. The difference is that catalytic cracking diesel oil is partly re-refined, and oil slurry is partly re-refined; the total feed to the catalytic cracking unit (including fresh inferior oil raw materials, re-refined diesel oil, re-refined oil, and re-refined oil slurry) remains unchanged, and fresh raw materials are fed into The amount of material is reduced accordingly. In this example, the ratio of refined diesel oil to fresh raw material is 3:7 (weight ratio). The catalytic cracking process conditions of the embodiment are shown in Table 3, and the product distribution data and product property data are also listed in Table 4.

[0020] Table 1 Physicochemical properties of M100 fuel heavy oil

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[0022] Properties of Table 2CC-20 Equilibrium Catalyst

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[0025] Table 4 Product distribution (%) and pr...

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Abstract

A low-quality oil catalytic cracking process is characterized in that light diesel produced from the low-quality oil by catalytic cracking is partially or entirely reprocessed to correspondingly reduce the feed amount of fresh materials. As a result, the yield of light diesel is reduced greatly or even reduced to zero relevant to fresh catalytic material; the yields of liquefied gas and gasoline are improved greatly and the propylene yield is improved correspondingly; and the slurry oil can be partially reprocessed so that the light oil yield is improved greatly in comparison with the process for withdrawing all of the slurry oil. Since the yield of catalytic cracked diesel with low cetane number is reduced greatly, qualified commodity diesel can be prepared from straight-run diesel more easily by refinery plant.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of catalytic cracking technology in petroleum processing, and in particular relates to a processing technology for obtaining high value-added products through catalytic cracking with inferior oil products as raw materials. Background technique [0002] The world's demand for oil is increasing, and catalytic cracking processing of inferior raw materials is an inevitable problem. As far as our country is concerned, due to insufficient supply of crude oil, the catalytic cracking units of some refineries use imported fuel oil as raw material for catalytic cracking, such as Russia's M100 fuel oil. Fuel heavy oil has very low hydrogen content, super high metal content such as Ni, V, Fe, Na, high content of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, high S and N content, high density, high carbon residue value, and is difficult to crack. When using a catalytic cracking unit to process inferior raw materials, due to the dif...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): C10G11/00
Inventor 袁培林李鸿涛毛恒涛
Owner 袁培林
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