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[Movers]

Hi.

I am modeling some specific case of steam cracker by SPYRO software. I try to check the composition of effluent from the furnace when propylene is using as a feedstock, and according to Spyro there is ~70%wt propylene in effluent. I always thougt that if olefins are directed to steam cracker most of them is converted into coke. I have doubt if Spyro results are correct. Has Spyro possibility to show how many coke is forming during pyrolysis? Or maybe someone can help me explain my doubt? 

[Bobby Strain]

It is unlikely that anyone would send propylene to a cracking furnace.

 

Bobby

[Movers]

I know, but I don't want send propylene to furnace. I only try to check what will teoretically happen with him into the steam cracker. As it was mentioned in my first post I always thougt that if olefins are directed to steam cracker most of them is converted into coke.