Influence of feedstock type on steam cracker performance
Hydrocarbon steam cracking
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Influence of feedstock type on steam cracker performance
Hydrocarbon steam cracking

Authors : Claude RAIMBAULT, Gilles LEFEBVRE

Publication date: September 10, 1995 | Lire en français

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4. Influence of feedstock type on steam cracker performance

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Please refer to the bibliographical references at [1][2][12] .

The feedstocks used in pyrolysis are quite varied, ranging from light saturated hydrocarbons such as ethane, propane or ethane-propane mixtures, to heavier or lighter petroleum cuts such as petrochemical naphtha and light or heavy gas oils. The United States, a country rich in natural gases combining ethane and propane with methane, still uses mostly light hydrocarbons for ethylene production; in Europe, on the other hand, steam crackers have traditionally been fuelled by petroleum cuts (cf. table B). ).

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