USE OF SYNERGY BETWEEN HYDROCRACKING PLANTS AND OTHER TECHNOLOGICAL INSTALLATIONS

Hydrocracking units in a three-phase fluidized bed are designed for processing heavy oil residues (fuel oil, tars, etc.), but on an industrial scale they were sold in small quantities. This was due to high capital investment, high consumption of expensive catalyst and the difficulty of maintaining its constant activity.

Related Organizations

Institution of Engineering and Technology
United Kingdom
Karakalpak State University
Uzbekistan

Keywords

two-stage hydrocracking, diesel fuel, cetane index, oil refining, coking, plant operation, high pressure, partial conversion of raw materials

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