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Refinery complexity

For the long term, 2010-2020 refinery complex meeting environmental reg 4)atimn and ensuring total conversion of the heavy ends... [Pg.366]

Light and heavy atmospheric slop storage are normally both necessary in the average refineiy. Sizing depends on the refinery complexity, volume and number of finished and intermediate products, and available means of disposal or reruiming. [Pg.245]

In this scenario, we provide multiple feedstocks, namely Arabian Light and Kuwait crude, to the refineries complex and demonstrate the selection of crude combinations to each refinery as well as how the integration network will change. All sets of constraints remained the same except for the crude supply as we imposed a higher availability limit of 20 000 t/year of each crude type. The results of the model are shown in Table 3.6. [Pg.72]

Boron is present in the earth s crust at a level of only three parts per million, but there are areas where it is concentrated as borate salts (salts of the oxidized form of elemental boron) in substantial volumes for mining. The United States and Turkey supply 90% of the global borate demand. Rio Tinto Minerals (RTM)/U.S. Borax, the largest borate producer, operates an open pit mine and refinery complex in the Mojave desert of California. The principal minerals in the deposit are tincal and kernite (Table 9.1). [Pg.208]

The reformer simulator was converted to subroutine form for inclusion in nonlinear programming models of two refinery complexes. To save computer time and memory, the subroutine uses a linearized version of the original kinetic model, with 28 components and 33 reactions. Instead of numerical integration, the linearized model is solved analytically at constant temperature, pressure, and total mols using special subroutines to find the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the reaction rate constant matrix. [Pg.436]

Meanwhile, massive investments are being made in new petrochemical and refinery plants in China, the Middle East and India. Saudi Arabia is vastly increasing the size of its petrochemicals facilities, often in partnership with leading global oil companies. In India, one of the world s largest refinery complexes was completed in December 2008. Reliance Industries Ltd., invested 6 billion to double its Jamnagar refinery near the Pakistani border, which is now producing at full capacity of 580,000 barrels per day. Approximately 60% of new refinery construction is in Asia and the Middle East, predominantly in China, India, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Kuwait and Japan. One of the leaders in the investment in new refineries is Saudi Aramco. [Pg.44]

A chemical engineering consultant for a large refinery complex has been asked to investigate the feasibility of manufacturing 1.44 x 10-2 kg/s of thiophane, an odorant made from a combination of tetrahydrofuran (THF) and hydragen sulfide. The essential reaction is given below ... [Pg.45]

A more interesting approach for co-processing is the conventional treatment of plastic with a heavy petroleum fraction blend in a refinery unit. The main advantage of this coprocessing method is that it utilizes existing processes within a refinery complex, resulting in reduced capital costs. Little research has focused on the co-processing of plastics with a feedstock of a refinery unit. Studies have been carried out with different plastics and refinery feeds. [Pg.217]

Furthermore, additional processes are required in order to provide the petroleum processing units with steam, electric power and cooling water that are needed for these units to function. In modern refinery complexes, the energy consumption is low (lower than 5% of the crude oil throughput). Water consumption is low as well (below 1 m3 per ton of crude oil). [Pg.220]

Two important measures of refinery economics are (1) refinery complexity, which is reflected largely in the capital investment and required capital charges to cover depreciation, return on investment, and taxes on that investment and (2) the financial burden imposed on premium product margins as a result of degradation of raw materials to a low fuel value. [Pg.134]

Interaction. The effect of the trade-off between refinery complexity and the loss in value of raw material degraded to fuel value for fuels refining is illustrated in Table I. For a European refinery, approximately 0.67 lb of fuel gas and residual fuel oil is made per 1.0 lb of products selling at premium over crude oil. Where crude oil cost to the refiner is 1.80/bbl and fuel value is 1.50/bbl (Table II), the yield of fuels poses a value loss of only 0.09 /lb of fuel. Because this value loss is so low, the high fuel yield is not a significant penalty and only requires that each... [Pg.135]

Neiro S.M.S. and Pinto J.M. 2003. Supply Chain Optimization of Petroleum Refinery Complexes. FOCAPO 2003. (Foundations of Computer Aided Process Operations). Coral Springs, FL, USA, January. [Pg.374]

Cover Photo Photo courtesy of Irving Oil Ltd., Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada and Stone and Webster, Inc., A Shaw Group Company, Houston, Texas. The photo shows the Reactor-Regenerator Structure of the Converter Section of the RFCC (Resid Fluid Catalytic Cracking) Unit. This world class unit operates at the Irving Refinery Complex in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, and is a proprietary process of Stone and Webster. [Pg.518]

The Global Barrel continued.- The dead included about 20 members of the national guard engineering rmit who were repairing the local airport, plus several of then-family members staying with them at the barracks. Note This barracks was located outside the compound s perimeter. The very fact that 40 7 people died outside the southeastern perimeter of the refinery complex, and beyond the road there demonstrates that the buildings they died in were ipso facto, brrilt within the potential blast radius of high-pressure, liquefied-gas tanks inside the facility [18]. ... [Pg.142]

By way of an example, French requirements according to refinery complexity are recalled below ... [Pg.95]

PDVSA Refinery Complex Parguana, Falcon,Venezuela 940,000... [Pg.36]

Currently, the world s largest refinery complex is the Jamnagar Refinery Complex, consisting of two refineries side by side operated by Reliance Industries Limited in Jamnagar, India with a combined production capacity of 1,240,000 barrels per day. [Pg.36]

The corrosion activity in a refinery complex piping network or in any other industrial plant has several unique features ... [Pg.401]


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