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| ACHEMA '94 perspective: Global outlook for methanol About 15 MMton of methanol production could come onstream by year 2000. Methanol demand for "traditional" chemicals will depend on GNP growth |
May-94 | ||
Case history: Converting an MTBE unit to isooctane operation Due to the ban of blending MTBE into RFG, this company revamped its operation to produce another gasoline component using technology never proven on world-scale levels |
Sep-03 |
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Economics of blend giveaway Reduce the spread of blend giveaway and save millions of dollars |
Nov-97 |
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Estimate octane numbers using an enhanced method New model predicts RON and MON of gasoline blends with equal accuracy and greater consistency |
Mar-97 |
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Estimate product quality with ANNs Industrial experience shows the value of this technology |
Sep-96 |
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How to implement a gasoline pool lead phase-down Refiners must consider operational changes, installing new processes and blending octane-enhancing compounds. Learn how this Saudi Arabian refiner approaches this situation |
Feb-96 |
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Meet changing fuel requirements with online blend optimization Sophisticated system uses online and offline optimizing LPs, online analyzers, and real-time integration with the lab, tank gauging and plan information systems |
Feb-96 |
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NIRs monitor critical gasoline parameters Real-time sample-data systems reduce off-spec production and reblending costs |
Feb-94 |
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Predict octane numbers using a generalized interaction method This new correlation for gasoline blends is more accurate and flexible than older techniques |
Feb-96 |
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Process design and optimization ’96 Report describes process simulation technology for specific applications. Included are process names, diagrams, applications, descriptions, objectives, economics, installations, licensors and a complete list of process submissions |
Jun-96 |
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Refining Processes Handbook Handbook-type industry reference source has been expanded this year. It contains flow diagrams and descriptions of leading-edge, licensed refining technologies. Specific processing operations include coking, hydrotreating, hydrocracking, fluid catalytic cracking, resid catalytic cracking, alkylation, catalytic reforming, ethers and more. Licensors contributed process flow diagrams, products, process descriptions, economics, installations and other vital information. The flow diagrams and summary descriptions define typical licensed processes used by modern refineries. |
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Refining Processes ’94 |
Nov-94 | ||
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Refining Processes '96 |
Nov-96 | ||
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Relation between knock and physical properties explored New research improves estimating knock (octane numbers) by simpler methods |
Mar-07 |
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Upgrade catalytic cracking operations New processing methods fine-tune gasoline for the Chinese market |
Feb-05 |
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