A Recontact Process for Reducing Energy Consumption of Catalytic Reforming Unit
A catalytic reforming and recontacting technology, which is applied in naphtha catalytic reforming, petroleum industry, naphtha treatment, etc., can solve problems such as poor recontacting effect, reduced purity of circulating hydrogen, and insignificant separation effect, etc. To achieve the effect of improving the recontact effect, reducing the gas phase flow rate and optimizing the recontact effect
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[0047] The catalytic reforming unit recontact process that present embodiment adopts, its process flow is as follows figure 1 As shown, the specific situation is as follows: the reaction product from the reforming reactor enters the first air cooler A-201 after heat exchange with the refined naphtha and circulating hydrogen through the reforming feed heat exchanger E-201, and is cooled to 40 ℃ into the first gas-liquid separation tank V-201. The liquid phase of the first gas-liquid separation tank V-201 is divided into two circuits, one of which is boosted by the re-contact oil phase booster pump P-201A and used as re-contact oil, and cooled to 0 by the re-contact oil cooler E-206 ℃ into the top of the absorption tower T-201, and the other way passes through the reformed oil to the booster pump P-201B of the separation system to boost the pressure and then directly enters the subsequent reformed oil fractionation system. The gas phase of the first gas-liquid separation tank V...
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[0049] see figure 2 As shown, another catalytic reforming unit recontacting process described in this embodiment is different from Embodiment 1 in that a second gas-liquid separation tank V-202 is provided. The liquid phase at the bottom of the absorption tower T-201 and the gas phase at the top of the first gas-liquid separation tank V-201 perform heat exchange in the gas phase of the first gas-liquid separation tank-recontact oil heat exchanger E-202B, and the recontact oil directly enters the follow-up Reformate fractionation system. The gas phase at the top of the first gas-liquid separation tank V-201 is cooled to 35°C and enters the second gas-liquid separation tank V-202 for gas-liquid separation. The gas phase at the top of the tank enters the reforming cycle hydrogen compressor K-201, and the liquid phase passes through the second After the gas-liquid separation tank bottom pump P-204 is boosted, it enters the subsequent reformate fractionation system.
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