HEAVYFEEDSTOCKS FOR SECONDARYCONVERSION PROCESSES AND ANALYTICALREQUIREMENTS
IR@IIP: CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun
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Madhwal,D.C
Pradeep,Kumar |
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| Date |
2009-07-15T06:59:15Z
2009-07-15T06:59:15Z 2009-07-15T06:59:15Z |
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Workshop on Challenges in Crude Evaluation with Changing Crude Scenario
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/331 |
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| Description |
It is desirable to predict the product slate and optimum processing parameters for
secondary conversion processes from inspection cf,ataon heavy feedstocks: Some correlations
are available based on UOP K-factor, CCR and API gravity, etc. However, they have been
found inadequate due to chemical complexity of heavy feedstocks and numerous competing
reactions taking place during the processes, e.g., fluid catalyticcracking(FCC). Analytical
and separation schemes using chromatography, Mass and NMR spectrometry are described
for determination of chemical composition of vacuum gas oil and residue. Literature data is
discussed in order toderive working correlations topredict yield of entireproduct paUern, e.g.,
gases, gasoline, cycle oil, clarified oil and coke by using analytical data offeedstocks for FCC
process.
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en_US
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| Subject |
Crude Oil
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| Title |
HEAVYFEEDSTOCKS FOR SECONDARYCONVERSION PROCESSES AND ANALYTICALREQUIREMENTS
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Article
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