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AM-15-63 SHARC® and CFD Assess and Validate Shell Puget Sound’s Profitable Reliability
Sayantan Chatterjee Shell Global Solutions Houston, TX Cian Carroll Shell Global Solutions Houston, TX Michael Basden Shell Global Solutions Houston, TX Charles Burton MOTIVA Refining Houston, TX Steve Nelson Shell Oil Products Anacortes, WA Kevin Kunz Sh
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Description:
Shell’s Puget Sound refinery completed a safe and successful turnaround to revamp the refinery’s fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) unit in early 2014. An inspection during the previous turnaround suggested that the anticipated repairs to the end-of-life FCC riser and stripper would result in an extended turnaround. Consequently, Shell chose replacement as a more cost effective option versus refurbishment and repairs. Additionally, upgrades over replacement-in-kind were justified on the basis of an annual margin benefit predicted as a result of the riser and stripper replacement.
Product Details:
| Product ID: | AM-15-63 |
|---|---|
| Publication Year: | 2015 |