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AM-12-75 Debottlenecking a Delayed Coker to improve overall Liquid Yield and Selectivity towards Diesel Fuel
Lawrence Wisdom Axens North America, Inc. Princeton, JN John Duddy Axens North America, Inc. Princeton, JN Frederic Morel Axens North America, Inc. Princeton, JN
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Description:
As crude oil and product prices continue to climb, there is an economic incentive for refineries to increase overall distillate yield with increased selectivity towards diesel fuel. This paper discusses the pros and cons of simply adding a new delayed coker versus a residue hydrocracker upstream of an existing delayed coker to improve overall liquid yield and selectivity towards diesel fuel. Commercial examples will be presented along with the economics of the two approaches.
Product Details:
Product ID: | AM-12-75 |
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Publication Year: | 2012 |