TY - JOUR
T1 - Crude & vacuum distillation and delayed coking
T2 - 2002 NPRA Technology Q and A Transcripts: Refining Excellence
AU - McClain, William
AU - Nazar, Behzad
AU - Proops, Kevin
AU - Camacho, Carlos E.
AU - Clouse, Frank
AU - Lordo, Samuel A.
AU - Khan, Ashraf
AU - Kimbrell, Michael
AU - Eaton, Paul
AU - Krynski, Steven
AU - Sapp, Mitchell
AU - Carte, Mark
AU - Oliveira, Luis
AU - Garg, Ashutosh
AU - Germany, Thomas
AU - Paul, Tony
AU - Mendrek, David
AU - Malik, Tariq
AU - Roy, Aloke
AU - Bieber, Scott
AU - Kennedy, Bruce
AU - Salmon, Kelvin
AU - Jones, Henry
PY - 2002
Y1 - 2002
N2 - A discussion on crude/vacuum distillation fouling presented at the 56th Annual NPRA Technology Q&A (2002, Philadelphia, PA) covers dominant factors affecting coking in crude and vacuum heaters outlet temperature, peak flux, percent vaporization, velocity, residence time, or other; low cost, effective ways to reduce coking, such as steam injection, oil recycle, additives, or tube coatings; current approaches or technologies used for processing crudes containing calcium naphthanates; impacts of calcium naphthanates in the refinery; strategies developed to address the problems that can result from blending incompatible crudes; methods used to monitor fouling in the crude preheat exchanger train; advancements made in process side low and high temperature corrosion monitoring; and the detrimental effects on desalting, fouling, and corrosion in atmospheric and vacuum units due to processing high total acid number crudes.
AB - A discussion on crude/vacuum distillation fouling presented at the 56th Annual NPRA Technology Q&A (2002, Philadelphia, PA) covers dominant factors affecting coking in crude and vacuum heaters outlet temperature, peak flux, percent vaporization, velocity, residence time, or other; low cost, effective ways to reduce coking, such as steam injection, oil recycle, additives, or tube coatings; current approaches or technologies used for processing crudes containing calcium naphthanates; impacts of calcium naphthanates in the refinery; strategies developed to address the problems that can result from blending incompatible crudes; methods used to monitor fouling in the crude preheat exchanger train; advancements made in process side low and high temperature corrosion monitoring; and the detrimental effects on desalting, fouling, and corrosion in atmospheric and vacuum units due to processing high total acid number crudes.
UR - http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?scp=85066388892&partnerID=8YFLogxK
M3 - Conference article
AN - SCOPUS:85066388892
SN - 0162-0770
JO - NPRA Question and Answer Session on Refining and Petrochemical Technology
JF - NPRA Question and Answer Session on Refining and Petrochemical Technology
Y2 - 15 October 2002 through 18 October 2002
ER -