Naphtha

NFPA 704;
	2 1 0 Naphtha

Naphtha
	Naphtha icon
Properties
Type	Liquid
Made With/By	Refining crude oil
Exists in Reality	Yes
Temperature	~20°C
Renewable?	No
Flammable	110.0kTU
Combustible	165.0 kHE
Tooltip
	Naphtha [Flammable] Provides 110.0kTU per bucket [Combustible] Provides 165.0kHE per bucket Fuel grade Medium [Polluting] When spilled: - 0.00005 POISON per mB When burned: - 0.001 SOOT per mB [Liquid] [Viscous] Hbm's Nuclear Tech
Warnings
NFPA 704;
	2 1 0 Naphtha

For more info regarding the Petroleum Processes, check the Petroleum Processing page.

Naphtha is the second most common refined product out of the 4 products obtained from the oil refinery using crude oil. Much like other products, the fluid can be processed into higher grade/energy fuels. It is also a important fluid in the production of solvent, reformate, gasoline, etc.

Naphtha is a flammable, combustible, polluting, viscous liquid with a medium fuel grade, providing 110.0 kTU and 165.0 kHE per bucket.

Production

Oil Refinery
1,000mB 500mB 250mB 150mB 100mB

Catalytic Cracking Tower
100mB 200mB 60mB 40mB 2mB

Catalytic Reformer
1,000mB 500mB 150mB 100mB

Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator and Radiolysis Chamber
100mB 60mB

Uses

Chemical Plant
Inputs	Recipes
Recipe: Gasoline Production Time: 2.0 seconds Consumption: 100 HE/t Inputs: Naphtha Outputs: Gasoline	1,000mB 800mB

Catalytic Reformer
1,000mB 500mB 150mB 100mB

Fractioning Tower
100mB 60mB 40mB

Coker Unit
4,900mB 490mB

Industrial Mixer
500mB 500mB 1,000mB

Industrial Solidification Machine
16,000mB

Pyrolysis Oven
6,500mB

Trivia

The name Naphtha refers to crude oil or refined petroleum products such as kerosene or diesel fuel.
Naphtha is also known as Shellite in Australia.

External Links

Naphtha Wikipedia Page