Oil refining equipment refers to a cluster of industrial units that process crude oil into products such as fuels and chemical feedstocks through physical separation and chemical reactions.
The core equipment comprises six major categories-including fluid transport, heat exchange, and reaction units-and supports key processes such as atmospheric and vacuum distillation and catalytic cracking. Processing high-acid crude oil necessitates anti-corrosion measures, such as material upgrades and the use of corrosion inhibitors (with deacidification rates reaching 91.6% according to 2015 data). Integrated equipment systems must meet safety standards regarding corrosion and high-pressure resistance while also incorporating requirements for automated control and environmental protection.