Petrochemical

Cracking furnace

A cracking furnace is one of the key equipment in large-scale ethylene production units. It operates by using gaseous hydrocarbons (such as ethane, propane, and butane) and liquid hydrocarbons (such as light oil, diesel, and reduced-pressure diesel) as feedstock. 

One-stage reformer

Primary reformers come in various designs, including top-fired box-type, side-fired double-chamber, small cylindrical types, etc. Natural gas is commonly used as the fuel, and it operates under an excess air condition.

Hydrogenation furnace

A hydrogenation furnace, as a type of tube furnace, is a heating device used to purify and refine feedstock oil through processes like hydrogenation, cracking, and isomerization at high pressure (100-150 kg/cm2) and temperature (370-430°C).

Hydrogen production furnace

The hydrogen production furnace is a tubular heating furnace that uses petroleum and natural gas as raw materials to produce hydrogen through alkane cracking reaction. 

Atmospheric furnace

The atmospheric furnace is a heating furnace that obtains different distillate products, such as gasoline, diesel, and kerosene, by distilling raw oil under normal pressure or separating different components of alkanes.

Decompression furnaces

The decompression furnace is a heating furnace that obtains different distillate products, such as gasoline, diesel, kerosene, etc. by distilling raw oil under negative pressure or separating different components of alkanes.

Catalytic reforming furnaces

The catalytic reforming furnace is a heating furnace that improves the quality of various petroleum fractions by cracking and isomerizing petroleum fractions through catalyst catalysis...

Process Piping

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