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ADDITIVES FOR CRACKED NAPHTHA TO ENHANCE STORAGE AND THERMO-OXIDATIVE STABILITY

IR@IIP: CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun

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Creator Singh,A.K
Gupta,A.K
 
Date 2009-07-28T05:14:53Z
2009-07-28T05:14:53Z
2009-07-28T05:14:53Z
 
Identifier 5th Petrotech,Jan 16-19,2005,New Delhi
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/396
 
Description Light naphtha is used as a fuel in thermal power plant, furnaces of fertilizer plants and reformer units of the petrochemical plants. The advantage of burning naphtha is that it readily volatilizes, causes lesser deposits and produces more heat than the heavier fuel like diesel and furnace oils. However, cracked naphtha from thermal and catalytic cracking units contains very high proportion of olefins, which leads to storage stability problems due to formation of gummy deposits and choking of burner nozzles at high furnace temperature. It also adversely affects the thermal efficiency of the furnace. To improve the storage and thermo-oxidative stability pf cracked naphtha we evaluated several additives both synthesized in the lab and commercial ones. The evaluation was carried out by standard method using panel cocker test. In this paper the performance and improvement in thermo-oxidative stability of cracked naphtha by using additives is described. Doped naphtha showed substantial improvement in thermooxidative stability. KEY WORDS: Naphtha, deposit, nozzle fouling, oxidation, cocker
 
Language en_US
 
Subject Naphtha
Oxidation
 
Title ADDITIVES FOR CRACKED NAPHTHA TO ENHANCE STORAGE AND THERMO-OXIDATIVE STABILITY
 
Type Article