ZAVKOM-ENGINEERING LLC has been engaged in the oil and gas industry for more than 10 years, providing comprehensive supplies of crude oil distillation plants, gas condensate and other petroleum raw materials, from technology development and design to installation and commissioning.
Thanks to the use of the best available technologies, as well as an individual approach to the consideration of your application, we offer optimal solutions for the implementation of installations intended for crude oil distillation and production of marketable:
- Gasoline
- Kerosene
- Diesel fuel
- Fuel oil
The atmospheric distillation plant (type AT) is designed for processing crude oil and/or gas condensate.
According to GOST R 51858-2020 “Oil. General technical conditions ”, oil is divided into classes, types, groups and types.
The procedure for the production and circulation of diesel fuel on the territory of the Customs Union is regulated by the Technical Regulations of the Customs Union (TR CU 013/2011).
Straight-run gasoline fractions have an octane number according to the research method, as a rule, no higher than 60 units. According to the requirements of TR CU 013/2011 and, accordingly, GOST 32513 for motor gasoline of environmental class K4, the standard for the mass fraction of sulfur is “no more than 50 mg/kg”, and for the volume fraction of benzene “no more than 1%”. To achieve sulfur content requirements, a hydrotreating unit is required. Increase in octane number by 20 units only through additives is usually difficult to achieve.
Typically, gasoline is produced by mixing individual high-octane gasoline fractions obtained from straight-run gasoline fractions using octane enhancement processes with oxygenates or other octane-increasing additives (in the production of high-octane gasoline).
Different parts of straight-run gasoline fractions require different ways to increase their octane number. Thus, in order to achieve the requirements for octane number, it is necessary to use isomerization processes for the light part of straight-run gasoline (fr. n.c. - 80 ° C), catalytic reforming in the fuel version of the remaining medium and heavy parts of straight-run gasoline (fr. 80 - 180 ° C ) with subsequent installation of separation of benzene-containing fraction by rectification method.
Product | % by weight |
Input | 100 |
Oil crude |
100 |
Consumption | 100 |
Hydrocarbon gas, incl. liquefied |
1,5 |
Stable straight-run gasoline |
18,5 |
Straight-run kerosene fraction |
10 |
Straight-run diesel fraction |
20 |
Fuel oil | 49 |
Losses | 1 |
See also: Packaged modular equipment