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The first commercial application of MGD technology on a DCC-II unit

Yang Yi-hua

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The first commercial application of MGD technology, developed by Research Institute of Petroleum Processing(RIPP), on a DCC-II commercial unit at Shenyang Paraffin Chemical Co., Ltd., was described. Revamps were made to the pre-promoting sector and reaction bed of the unit for gasoline recycling. The examination test results showed that MGD technology increased the yield of propylene by 1.5-1.7 percentage points and overall light liquid yield by 1.0-1.2 percentage points, while reducing olefin content in gasoline by 6-10 percentage points, increasing aromatics content by 4-5 percentage points, and increasing RON by 1.

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The first commercial application of MGD technology, developed by Research Institute of Petroleum Processing(RIPP), on a DCC-II commercial unit at Shenyang Paraffin Chemical Co., Ltd., was described. Revamps were made to the pre-promoting sector and reaction bed of the unit for gasoline recycling. The examination test results showed that MGD technology increased the yield of propylene by 1.5-1.7 percentage points and overall light liquid yield by 1.0-1.2 percentage points, while reducing olefin content in gasoline by 6-10 percentage points, increasing aromatics content by 4-5 percentage points, and increasing RON by 1.

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The first commercial application of MGD technology, developed by Research Institute of Petroleum Processing(RIPP), on a DCC-II commercial unit at Shenyang Paraffin Chemical Co., Ltd., was described. Revamps were made to the pre-promoting sector and reaction bed of the unit for gasoline recycling. The examination test results showed that MGD technology increased the yield of propylene by 1.5-1.7 percentage points and overall light liquid yield by 1.0-1.2 percentage points, while reducing olefin content in gasoline by 6-10 percentage points, increasing aromatics content by 4-5 percentage points, and increasing RON by 1.

Key concepts: Gasoline, Yield (engineering), Olefin fiber, Waste management, Unit (ring theory), Pulp and paper industry, Petroleum, Environmental science

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