A method of hydrocracking
A hydrocracking and hydrogenation reaction technology, applied in the field of hydrocracking, can solve the problems of insufficient heavy naphtha yield to meet product demand, high light naphtha or light hydrocarbon yield, and increased device complexity. , to achieve the effect of excellent quality, small investment in equipment and increased yield
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[0079] The following combination figure 1 A preferred embodiment of the hydrocracking method of the present invention is provided, the method comprising:
[0080] (1) Enter VGO fraction 1 and hydrogen into high-pressure reaction zone 3 to carry out the first hydrogenation reaction to obtain effluent I;
[0081] (2) introducing hydrogen, raw diesel oil 2 and the effluent I into the low-pressure reaction zone 4 to carry out the second hydrogenation reaction to obtain the effluent II;
[0082] (3) introducing the effluent II into the separation and fractionation unit 5 for fractionation to obtain a light naphtha fraction 6, a heavy naphtha fraction 7, a diesel fraction 8 and a tail oil fraction 9;
[0083] Wherein, the hydrogen partial pressure in the low-pressure reaction zone 4 is 20-80% of the hydrogen partial pressure in the high-pressure reaction zone 3 .
[0084] Particularly preferably, in the present invention, during the practical production process, while the VGO frac...
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[0099]Hydrogenation pretreatment catalyst RN-410 and hydrocracking catalyst RHC-210 are used, and hydrogenation pretreatment catalyst RN-410 is filled in the high-pressure reaction zone, and hydrogenation pretreatment catalyst RN-410 is filled in the low-pressure reaction zone in sequence according to the flow direction. 410 and hydrocracking catalyst RHC-210, with the VGO raw material and catalytic diesel oil in Table 1 as the feed, the mass fraction of VGO and catalytic diesel oil in the total feed is 50%, wherein the VGO raw material enters the high-pressure reaction zone, and the catalytic diesel oil enters Low pressure reaction zone. In the production scheme of embodiment 1 (using figure 1 Shown technological process carries out) obtain light naphtha fraction, heavy naphtha fraction, diesel oil fraction and tail oil fraction under.
[0100] Process conditions, product distribution, and key product properties are listed in Tables 3 and 4.
[0101] table 3
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[0111] Hydrogenation pretreatment catalyst RN-410 and hydrocracking catalyst RHC-210 are used, and hydrogenation pretreatment catalyst RN-410 is filled in the high-pressure reaction zone, and hydrogenation pretreatment catalyst RN-410 is filled in the low-pressure reaction zone in sequence according to the flow direction. 410 and hydrocracking catalyst RHC-210, with the VGO raw material and catalytic diesel oil in Table 1 as the feed, the mass fraction of VGO and catalytic diesel oil in the total feed is 50%, wherein the VGO raw material enters the high-pressure reaction zone, and the catalytic diesel oil enters Low pressure reaction zone. In the production scheme of embodiment 2 (using figure 1 Shown technological process carries out) obtain light naphtha fraction, heavy naphtha fraction, diesel oil fraction and tail oil fraction under.
[0112] Process conditions, product distribution, and key product properties are listed in Tables 3 and 4.
[0113] As shown in Table 3 an...
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