Application of DOCO olefin-reducing catalyst and MGD process for reduction of olefin content in gasoline
Luo Jie-ying
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Luo Jie-ying
Abstract
DOCO olefin-reducing catalyst and MGD (Maximizing Gas and Diesel) process were adopted in combination in PetroChina Daqing Petrochemical Co., Ltd. to reduce olefin content in the gasoline product of a 1.40 Mt·a~(-1) heavy oil FCC unit. The application results showed that olefin content in gasoline was reduced by 15% with slight loss of MON and RON; desirable product distribution was obtained with slight decrease in oil slurry yield, slight increase in coke yield, slight decrease in diesel yield and slight increase in LPG yield. Catalyst consumption increased due to high requirement of MGD process on activity. Remarkable economic benefit was thus obtained.
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DOCO olefin-reducing catalyst and MGD (Maximizing Gas and Diesel) process were adopted in combination in PetroChina Daqing Petrochemical Co., Ltd. to reduce olefin content in the gasoline product of a 1.40 Mt·a~(-1) heavy oil FCC unit. The application results showed that olefin content in gasoline was reduced by 15% with slight loss of MON and RON; desirable product distribution was obtained with slight decrease in oil slurry yield, slight increase in coke yield, slight decrease in diesel yield and slight increase in LPG yield. Catalyst consumption increased due to high requirement of MGD process on activity. Remarkable economic benefit was thus obtained.
Key concepts: Olefin fiber, Gasoline, Petrochemical, Yield (engineering), Diesel fuel, Coke, Catalysis, Product distribution