The microwave petroleum cracking machine is used in the chemical industry to heat, dry, hydrolyze, desulfurize, rubber vulcanization, petroleum demulsification, catalysis, cracking, ceramic sintering, digestion, etc. of various materials.

The cracking process of the microwave petroleum cracking machine is a processing method in the petrochemical production process, where petroleum distillation products (including natural gas) are cracked at a higher temperature (700℃ - 800℃, sometimes even up to over 1000℃) to break the long-chain hydrocarbons into short-chain hydrocarbons such as ethylene and propylene. Cracking is a more deep-level cracking. The chemical process of petroleum cracking in the microwave petroleum cracking machine is relatively complex. The generated cracking gas is a complex mixture of gases, apart from the main product ethylene, there are also propylene, isobutene, methane, ethane, butane, alkenes, hydrogen sulfide and carbon oxides, etc. The cracking gas can be purified and separated to obtain the required purity of basic organic chemical raw materials such as ethylene and propylene.