Hydroprocessing-distillates & heavier fractions: Process

Frank Clouse; Behzad Nazar; Tony Paul; Pravin S. Sheth; Thomas Ratajczak; Vincent Muoio; Jeff Hazle; John B. Roddey; Kevin Proops; William McClain; David Mendrek; Carlos E. Camacho; Samuel A. Lordo; Jon Finch; Daniel Neuman; Soren Marklund; Frederic Girardier; Michael Hurley; Harjeet Virdi; George Redd; Stephen Marciniec; Tariq Malik; Marinus Elfring

Hydroprocessing-distillates & heavier fractions: Process

Frank Clouse
, Behzad Nazar
, Tony Paul
, Pravin S. Sheth
, Thomas Ratajczak
, Vincent Muoio
, Jeff Hazle
, John B. Roddey
, Kevin Proops
, William McClain
, David Mendrek
, Carlos E. Camacho
, Samuel A. Lordo
, Jon Finch
, Daniel Neuman
, Soren Marklund
, Frederic Girardier
, Michael Hurley
, Harjeet Virdi
, George Redd

Stephen Marciniec, Tariq Malik, Marinus Elfring

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Abstract

A discussion on processes presented at the 56th Annual NPRA Technology Q&A (2002, Philadelphia, PA) covers determination on whether the new sophisticated feed distributors and/or quench zone devices provide benefits in achieving clean fuels specifications; designing or revamping a unit for very low sulfur diesel (< 50 ppm); experience in solving diesel color problems when treating LCO, coker stocks, or blends containing these streams; refiners' experiences regarding reactor exotherms when activating ex-situ presulfided hydrotreating catalyst; synergies that can be realized by optimizing the FCC feed hydrotreater with the FCC unit; and benefits of segregating hydrotreating feedstocks either by boiling range (e.g., light VGO vs. heavy VGO) or by source (e.g., straight run diesel vs. FCC LCO or VGO vs. coker gas oil).

Original language	English
Journal	NPRA Question and Answer Session on Refining and Petrochemical Technology
State	Published - 2002
Externally published	Yes
Event	2002 NPRA Technology Q and A Transcripts: Refining Excellence - Philadelphia, PA., United States Duration: 15 Oct 2002 → 18 Oct 2002

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Clouse, F., Nazar, B., Paul, T., Sheth, P. S., Ratajczak, T., Muoio, V., Hazle, J., Roddey, J. B., Proops, K., McClain, W., Mendrek, D., Camacho, C. E., Lordo, S. A., Finch, J., Neuman, D., Marklund, S., Girardier, F., Hurley, M., Virdi, H., ... Elfring, M. (2002). Hydroprocessing-distillates & heavier fractions: Process. NPRA Question and Answer Session on Refining and Petrochemical Technology.

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Hydroprocessing-distillates & heavier fractions: Process

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