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Optimization of Hydrocracking Process for Enhanced BTX Production from Coal Tar-Derived Hydrorefined Products
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Hydroconversion of coal tar to produce aromatic hydrocarbons(BTX)represents a crucial strategy for the high-value hierarchical utilization of coal.This study focused on the hydrocracking of hydrorefined products derived from coal tar to enhance the production of benzene,toluene,and xylene(BTX).Various reaction conditions,including reaction temperature,hydrogen pressure,space velocity,and hydrogen-to-oil volume ratio,were systematically explored to optimize BTX yields while also considering the process's economic feasibility.The results indicate that increasing the reaction temperature from 360 ℃ to 390 ℃ significantly favors the production of BTX,with yields increasing from 21.42％to 41.14％.Similarly,an increase in hydrogen pressure from 4 MPa to 6 MPa boosts BTX production,with yields rising from 36.31％to 41.14％.Reducing the space velocity from 2 h-1 to 0.5 h-1 also favors the BTX production process,with yields increasing from 37.96％to 45.13％.Furthermore,raising the hydrogen-to-oil volume ratio from 750 to 1500 improves BTX yields from 41.61％to 45.44％.Through economic analysis,the optimal conditions for BTX production were identified as a reaction temperature of 390 ℃,hydrogen pressure of 5-6 MPa,space velocity of 1 h,and hydrogen-to-oil volume ratio of 1000,achieving a BTX yield of 43.73％.This investigation highlights the importance of a holistic evaluation of hydrocracking conditions to optimize BTX production.Furthermore,the findings offer valuable insights for the design and operation of industrial hydrocracking processes aimed at efficiently converting coal tar-derived hydrorefined feedstock into BTX.
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