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AM-95-73 EVALUATION OF MOBIL OCTGAINTM TECHNOLOGY FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF REFORMULATED GASOLINE VIA LP MODELING
Syamal K. Poddar, Kalvin Chum and Ralph Ragsdale, Bechtel Corporation, Timothy L. Hilbert and Michael S. Sarli Mobil Research and Development Corporation
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Description:
The paper examines the economic incentives of an innovative process technology which was developed and commercialized by Mobil known as OCTGAIN. The process utilizes fixed bed low pressure hardware and uses a Mobil proprietary catalyst system to produce catalytically cracked (CC) gasoline component with thorough desulfurization and olefin reduction and practically no loss in Octane number. In fact the refiner can control product Octane by adjusting unit severity. The economic evaluation of the OCTGAIN technology was conducted with Bechtel’s proprietary linear programming software, Process Industry Modeling System (PIMS) by introducing an OCTGAIN process block to a typical PADD-3 refinery configuration for gasoline production and satisfying RFG specifications.
Product Details:
Product ID: | AM-95-73 |
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Publication Year: | 1995 |