Studies on Olefin Production by Steam Cracking of Waste Oil Blended with Naphtha

Lei Han; Chuan Qin Ding; Huie Lui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.291-294.738

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Studies on Olefin Production by Steam Cracking of Waste Oil Blended with Naphtha

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Waste oil is an important part of the renewable energy, the main component is triglyceride that can be used to generate light olefins by steam cracking. The steam cracking feedstock is naphtha mixed with different proportions of waste oil, mainly in order to study the effect of different mixing ratio on the yield of ethylene, propylene and butadiene. In the case of the mixing ratio of naphtha and waste oil is 1:1, the optimum operating conditions are obtained: the steam cracking temperature is 775°C, the water- oil ratio is 0.65, the residence time is 0.4s.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 291-294)

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Lei Han, Chuan Qin Ding, Huie Lui

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Light Olefins, Naphtha, Steam Cracking, Waste Oil

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