A kind of anti-coking alkylbenzene synthetic heat transfer oil and its preparation method
An anti-coking alkylbenzene and coking alkylbenzene technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, heat exchange materials, etc., can solve problems such as coking blockage of pipelines, poor overall system stability, etc., and achieve reduced emissions and low temperature tolerance Outstanding, good anti-oxidation performance
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[0042] The total amount of anti-coking alkylbenzene heat transfer oil is 1000Kg, which is made of alkylbenzene base oil 974Kg, T5344Kg, 22464Kg, T1065Kg, T1224Kg, T1559Kg. The alkylbenzene base oil: initial boiling point>320°C, density>0.83g / cm3, flash point>190°C, carbon residue<0.05%, acid value<0.03mg KOH / g, pour point<-55°C, Corrosion of copper sheet is less than grade 1 (tested according to GB / T5096, 100°C, 3h).
Embodiment 1-2
[0046] The total amount of anti-coking alkylbenzene heat transfer oil is 1000Kg, which is made of alkylbenzene base oil 980Kg, L574Kg, T5014Kg, T1225Kg, T1547Kg. The alkylbenzene base oil: initial boiling point>320°C, density>0.83g / cm3, flash point>190°C, carbon residue<0.05%, acid value<0.03mg KOH / g, pour point<-55°C, Copper sheet corrosion is less than grade 1 (tested according to GB / T 5096, 100°C, 3h).
Embodiment 1-3
[0050] Take 972Kg of alkylbenzene base oil, heat it to 120°C, and keep it for 1 hour to remove water and light components in the base oil. Analysis shows that the water content in the base oil is 280mg / Kg. Add solid additives: T5163Kg and T5013Kg, stir and dissolve completely. Continue to cool down to 80° C., L574Kg, T1078Kg, T154 and T155 each 5Kg, stir, and mix evenly to obtain the finished anti-coking alkylbenzene heat transfer oil.
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