Higher pressure in the reforming reactor________________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Operating temperature and pressure in catalytic reforming is about_____________?

   A. 1-5 Kgf/cm2 & 200°C B. 15-45 Kgf/cm2 & 450-550°C C. 50 – 75 kgf/cm2 & 600 – 800°C D. 5-10 kgf/cm2 & 150 – 250°C...

2. Reforming converts_________________?

   A. Olefins into paraffins B. Naphthenes into aromatics C. Naphthenes into olefins D. Naphthenes into paraffin...

3. Gasoline yield in catalytic reforming of naphtha may be about _________________ percent by weight?

   A. 85 B. 65 C. 50 D. 98...

4. The main reaction in reforming is the _____________________?

   A. Dehydrogenation of naphthenes B. Hydrogenation of naphthenes C. Hydrocracking of paraffins D. Saturation of olefins...

5. Feed for reforming is generally___________________?

   A. Naphtha or straight run gasoline B. Reduced crude C. Vacuum gas oil D. Atmospheric gas oil...

6. Which of the following is a non-regenerative fixed bed catalytic reforming process ?

   A. Hydroforming B. Thermofor catalytic reforming C. Platforming D. Hyperforming...

7. Catalyst used in catalytic reforming is__________________?

   A. Platinum on alumina B. Nickel C. Iron D. Aluminium chloride...

8. The most commonly used feed stock for the reforming reactor is ___________________?

   A. Heavy fuel oil B. Residuum C. Straight run gasoline D. Casing head gasoline...

9. hich of the following is the most suitable feed for platforming process (reforming) ?

   WA. Olefinic hydrocarbon B. Naphtha C. Fuel oil D. Atmospheric residue...

10. Higher vapour pressure of gasoline indicates _________________?

    A. Low flash point B. High breathing loss C. Both A. and B. D. Neither A. nor B....