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FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING AND GAS PROCESSING
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:4Q 2012
Item#:B21204
Fluid Catalytic Cracking and Gas Processing
$3,000
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:4Q 2012
Item#:B1008
The fluid catalytic cracking unit (FCCU) is a main refinery conversion process and is responsible for producing a large amount of the refinery gasoline pool along with diesel, light olefins, and LPG.
Publication date:4Q 2012
Item#:B1008
The fluid catalytic cracking unit (FCCU) is a main refinery conversion process and is responsible for producing a large amount of the refinery gasoline pool along with diesel, light olefins, and LPG.
$2,500
Refining R&D Analytics
Publication date:1Q 2013
Item#:G1201
Quantitative analysis to uncover research trends and predict technology commercialization
Publication date:1Q 2013
Item#:G1201
Quantitative analysis to uncover research trends and predict technology commercialization
$7,500.00/annual subscription
Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:July 2012
Item#:C01200
NEW. The global refining business is pressing forward in a difficult operating environment in which only the best, most sophisticated refineries will be profitable. Complex refineries are considered the ones that can buy the cheapest feeds and convert them into the products the market wants using the most cost-effective processes in the near term with a long-term operational strategy. The cost factor is the key in maintaining profit margins.
Publication date:July 2012
Item#:C01200
NEW. The global refining business is pressing forward in a difficult operating environment in which only the best, most sophisticated refineries will be profitable. Complex refineries are considered the ones that can buy the cheapest feeds and convert them into the products the market wants using the most cost-effective processes in the near term with a long-term operational strategy. The cost factor is the key in maintaining profit margins.
FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING AND LIGHT OLEFINS PRODUCTION (QUARTERLY ISSUES)
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:4Q 2011
Item#:B21104
Fluid Catalytic Cracking and Light Olefins Production
$3,000
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)
Publication date:2009- 2012
Item#:B30900
Annual subscription comprehensively covering eight refinery processes per year.
Publication date:2009- 2012
Item#:B30900
Annual subscription comprehensively covering eight refinery processes per year.
$6,000
Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:June 2011
Item#:C01100
At a time of volatile oil prices and crude supply uncertainty, many refiners around the world are again turning their attention to relatively less expensive, unconventional or opportunity crudes (opcrudes). Opcrudes generally include heavy sour grades, oilsand/bitumen, extra heavy oil, high TAN crudes, and oil shale. Refineries without a capability of handling opcrudes will lose out to the competition in the long term.
Publication date:June 2011
Item#:C01100
At a time of volatile oil prices and crude supply uncertainty, many refiners around the world are again turning their attention to relatively less expensive, unconventional or opportunity crudes (opcrudes). Opcrudes generally include heavy sour grades, oilsand/bitumen, extra heavy oil, high TAN crudes, and oil shale. Refineries without a capability of handling opcrudes will lose out to the competition in the long term.
FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING AND VISBREAKING
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:4Q 2010
Item#:B21004
The fluid catalytic cracking unit (FCCU) is a main refinery conversion process responsible for producing a large amount of the refinery gasoline pool along with diesel, light olefins, and LPG.
$3,000
REFINERY CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Multi-Client Strategic ReportPublication date:April 2010
Item#:C00900
Technology Solutions to Reduce Carbon Footprint and Meet Business Sustainability Goals.
Conference Papers
Publication date:November 2010
Item#:F01010
Papers presented by various companies at the Opportunity Crudes conference held in Houston, TX in 2010.
Publication date:November 2010
Item#:F01010
Papers presented by various companies at the Opportunity Crudes conference held in Houston, TX in 2010.
$500
FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING AND LIGHT OLEFINS PRODUCTION
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:4Q 2009
Item#:B20904
This issue of the Review includes a thorough evaluation of state-of-the-art commercial technology, plant operations and design, and innovative research and development work for fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) and light olefins production technologies.
$3,000
FUTURE ROLES OF FCC AND HYDROPROCESSING UNITS IN MODERN REFINERIES
Multi-Client Strategic ReportPublication date:March 2009
Item#:C00901
Report answers the ultimate question of how to allocate resources in future operations based on feed availability, product values, operating costs, financial capability, and carbon footprint.
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)
Publication date:4Q 2008
Item#:B20804
Recent fluid catalytic cracking and crude distillation technology advances, technical challenges, and R&D work. The operation of these two primary processing units will be integral to the production of gasoline and other distillate products in the refinery.
Publication date:4Q 2008
Item#:B20804
Recent fluid catalytic cracking and crude distillation technology advances, technical challenges, and R&D work. The operation of these two primary processing units will be integral to the production of gasoline and other distillate products in the refinery.
$3,000
Conference Papers
Publication date:May 2008
Item#:F00805
Papers presented by various companies at the Opportunity Crudes conference held in Houston, TX in 2008.
Publication date:May 2008
Item#:F00805
Papers presented by various companies at the Opportunity Crudes conference held in Houston, TX in 2008.
$500
FUTURE REFINERY OPERATIONS TO MEET FUEL SUPPLY SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
Multi-Client Strategic ReportPublication date:December 2007
Item#:C00701
In-depth and insightful report on technology advances and economic assessments of solutions to secure steady fuel supplies and comply with increasingly stringent environmental requirements especially related to climate change in the next 10-20 years.
OPPORTUNITY CRUDES: TECHNICAL CHALLENGES AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS
Multi-Client Strategic ReportPublication date:May 2006
Item#:C00601
Comprehensive analysis on processing unconventional crudes at petroleum refineries.
ADVANCED FCC TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE REFINERY PROFITABILITY
Multi-Client Strategic ReportPublication date:March 2005
Item#:C00501
Gasoline Reformulation (year 2005 and beyond), Higher Gasoline and LCO Production, Raising Light Olefins Yield, Bottom-of-the-Barrel Processing, NOX and SOX Emission Abatement, and Unit Reliability and Revamps.
ADVANCED ULTRA-CLEAN MOTOR GASOLINE PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
Multi-Client Strategic ReportPublication date:October 2002
Item#:C00201
Technical and Economic Assessments of the Latest Refinery Processes/Catalysts/Hardware; Innovations to Increase Yields of Alkylate, Iso-octane and Isomerate; and Novel Specialty Additives.
Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:September 2001
Item#:C00101
More information available on request.
Publication date:September 2001
Item#:C00101
More information available on request.