Graded reverse hydrogenation process system for shale oil
A process system and shale oil technology, applied in the field of shale oil graded reverse sequence hydrogenation process system, can solve the problems of poor economy and high olefin content, and achieve the effects of low equipment investment, low energy consumption and short process flow
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[0068] This embodiment provides a shale oil graded reverse sequence hydrogenation process system, the structure of which is as follows figure 1 As shown, the process system includes a first-stage hydrogenation system and a second-stage hydrogenation system connected in sequence;
[0069] The one-stage hydrogenation system includes sequentially connected olefin saturation reactors, desulfurization and denitrogenation reactors, deep denitrogenation and dearomatization reactors, gas-phase hydrogenation reactors, one-stage hydrogenation separators, and one-stage hydrogenation product fractionation towers;
[0070] The second-stage hydrogenation system includes a sequentially connected hydroisomerization reactor, a second-stage hydrogenation separator, and a second-stage hydrogenation product fractionator;
[0071] The bottom hydrogenation tail oil outlet of the first-stage hydrogenation product fractionation tower is connected with the reactant inlet of the hydroisomerization reac...
Embodiment 2
[0082] This embodiment provides a staged reverse sequence hydrogenation of shale oil using the shale oil staged reverse sequence hydrogenation process system provided in Example 1. The method includes:
[0083] The shale oil is mixed with circulating hydrogen and the returned liquid phase olefin saturation reaction product, and then enters the olefin saturation reactor for hydrogenation reaction mainly involving diolefin hydrogenation saturation reaction. The reaction product is separated from gas to liquid at the bottom of the reactor, and the liquid A part is recycled to the olefin saturation reactor, and a part is mixed with the gas phase product and then enters the desulfurization and denitrogenation reactor to continue the olefin saturation reaction, and at the same time carry out the hydrofining reaction mainly focusing on desulfurization, denitrogenation, deoxygenation and aromatics saturation. During the reaction process, a large amount of ammonia and water vapor are pr...
Embodiment 3
[0085] The shale oil staged reverse sequence hydrogenation equipment provided in Example 1 and the shale oil staged reverse sequence hydrogenation method provided in Example 2 were used to treat shale oil, and the specific conditions are shown in Table 1.
[0086] Table 1
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[0089] The mass ratio of the liquid phase and the shale oil that the olefin saturation reactor returns to the shale oil feed pipeline is 1:1;
[0090] The mass ratio of the hydrogenation tail oil and part of the diesel oil obtained from the separation of the first-stage hydrogenation product fractionation tower into the hydroisomerization reactor is 7.5:1.
[0091] The products of the first-stage hydrogenation product fractionation tower include naphtha and diesel oil.
[0092] The products of the second stage hydrogenation product fractionation tower include naphtha, white oil, light lube base oil, medium lube base oil and heavy lube base oil.
[0093] Naphtha product quality inde...
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