Method and apparatus for vapor liquid separation of a crude oil residue in a knockout drum and recycling the drum bottoms to a cracking oven
A separation tank and recirculation technology, applied in the treatment of hydrocarbon oil, petroleum industry, preparation of liquid hydrocarbon mixture, etc., can solve problems such as line and container fouling
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[0096] Table 1 below contains data calculated from a model that assumed a conservative estimate of 38% gasification of the ever-recirculated bottoms, but the model predicted that 38% to 50% of the ever-recirculated bottoms would gasification.
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[0099] In a continuous process, the original bottoms deposit is recirculated multiple times before exiting the process. Each time, a smaller amount of bottoms vaporized while the remaining bottoms, as measured by the modified naphtha insolubles (MNI) test, became more heat resistant. Table 1 shows how the net fraction (or % vaporized) increases as the recycle flow increases. Table 1 also shows the predicted concentration of MNI in the mixed feedstock and bottoms. In these examples, it is assumed that fresh feedstock contains 1% MNI.
[0100] Also of interest is the highest concentration of refractory oil in the bottoms. Models predict that each recirculation operation increases MNI concentration by appr...
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