Dust-free production method of narrow-distillation-range low-viscosity insulating oil
A production method and low-viscosity technology, which are used in the petroleum industry, hydrocarbon oil treatment, and multi-stage series refining process treatment. problems, to achieve the effect of improving the production environment, good anti-oxidation safety, and high mixing efficiency
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Embodiment 1
[0048] see figure 1 , a dust-free production method of insulating oil with narrow boiling range and low viscosity, comprising the following steps:
[0049] S1. Distillation and cutting, pump the hydrogenated low-viscosity mineral oil into the rectification tower for rectification and cutting, and cut out the distillate as base oil with a temperature of 300-350°C;
[0050] S2, urea dewaxing, the base oil obtained in S1 is input into the urea dewaxing device, and the dry urea dewaxing process is used for deep dewaxing at a temperature of 25-35°C, and the dewaxed oil produced has a pour point of -25 dewaxed oil at ℃;
[0051] S3, clay refining, pump the dewaxed oil obtained in S2 into a dust-free clay refining kettle, heat up to 80°C, add the prepared clay with a weight ratio of 3%, heat and stir for 30min, and filter through a filter press to obtain insulating oil base oil;
[0052] S4, blending reaction, pump 5000kg of special base oil into the blending reaction kettle with ...
Embodiment 2
[0055] see figure 1 , a dust-free production method of insulating oil with narrow boiling range and low viscosity, comprising the following steps:
[0056] S1, rectification and cutting, pump the hydrotreated 5# low-viscosity mineral oil into the rectification tower for rectification and cutting, and cut out the base oil whose distillate is 300-345°C;
[0057] S2, urea dewaxing, the base oil obtained in S1 is input into the urea dewaxing device, and the dry urea dewaxing process is used for deep dewaxing at a temperature of 30-40°C, and the dewaxed oil produced has a pour point of -25 dewaxed oil at ℃;
[0058] S3, clay refining, pump the dewaxed oil obtained in S2 into a dust-free clay refining kettle, heat to 70°C, add 2% clay that has been prepared, keep stirring for 20 minutes, and filter through a filter press to obtain insulating oil base oil;
[0059] S4, blending reaction, pump 5000kg of special base oil into the blending reaction kettle with a rotating speed of 80-...
Embodiment 3
[0062] see figure 1 , a dust-free production method of insulating oil with narrow boiling range and low viscosity, comprising the following steps:
[0063] S1, rectification and cutting, pump the refined special white oil into the rectification tower for rectification and cutting, and cut out the distillate as base oil with a temperature of 305-350°C;
[0064] S2, urea dewaxing, the base oil obtained in S1 is input into the urea dewaxing device, and the dry urea dewaxing process is used for deep dewaxing at a temperature of 25-35°C, and the dewaxed oil produced has a pour point of -26 dewaxed oil at ℃;
[0065] S3, clay refining, pump the dewaxed oil obtained in S2 into a dust-free clay refining kettle, heat up to 90°C, add the prepared clay with a weight ratio of 4%, heat and stir for 40min, and filter through a filter press to obtain insulating oil base oil;
[0066] S4, blending reaction, pump 5000kg of special base oil into the blending reaction kettle with a rotation s...
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