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1. Izmit FCCU revamp

Author

Genc, M., Kantar, B.O., Onen, M.F., and Tunca, O.

Subjects
Costs (Law), Combustion, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

Tupras utilizes proprietary fluid catalytic cracking units (a) (FCCUs) at its Izmit and Izmir refineries. The Izmit unit was designed in 1968 and started up in 1972 with a side-by-side [...]

Published
2024

2. FCC metal trap additives to process more residue

Author

Genc, M., Gul, A., and Avcilar, S.

Subjects
Petroleum refining, Metals (Materials), Sulfur compounds, Additives, Backup software, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

Most refiners frequently need metal trapping or bottoms cracking additives for residue operations. Some catalysts are preloaded with metal traps, but these may still be insufficient in preserving the desired [...]

Published
2019

3. Feed nozzle effects on yields and operation of FCCUs

Author

Genc, M., Karani, U., Sonmez, M., Gul, A., Avcilar, S., and Lall, J.

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Powers and duties, Legal fees -- Laws, regulations and rules, Petroleum refining -- Planning, Vendor relations, Wholesale trade, Government regulation, Company business planning, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

The first-generation, proprietary feed distributors (3) had open-pipe bayonets that were located at the base of the wye section/riser. These distributors evolved in the early 1970s to obtain better feed [...]

Published
2019

4. More residue processing in FCCUs.

Author

GENC, M., KARANI, U., EMIROGLU, I., ER, I., and KANDAZ, S.

Subjects
*PETROCHEMICAL manufacturing, *MANUFACTURING processes, *CRACKING process (Petroleum industry), *PROPENE, *HYDROGEN transfer reactions, *PETROLEUM chemicals industry
Abstract

The article discusses residue processing in the petrochemical industry. It mentions that catalysts need to be made according to the requirements of the refineries. It is noted that fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) operators that manufactured more propylene wanted to use low-rare-earth and high-matrix catalysts to prevent a rise in hydrogen (H2) transfer reactions and saturating the olefin.

Published
2018

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