J. C. Maheshri,Omega Control and ABB Simcon, Houston, Texas;
S. Kotob,Kuwait Institute of Scientific Research, Kuwait;
and
B. H. Yousuf,Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery, Kuwait
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Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery is the oldest
and largest refinery in Kuwait with over 400,000 bpsd capacity. It
is owned and operated by the Kuwait National Petroleum Company. In
this refinery, a fluid catalytic cracker and hydrocracker are used
for upgrading crude residue to naphtha and middle
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