64 Heavy Oil and Bottom of the Barrel Processing

Tuesday, March 15, 2011: 1:30 PM
Burnham (Hyatt Regency Chicago)
Description:
Recently, resid upgrading processes have increased in importance as the average crude oil mix to refineries continues to become heavier. In addition, the volume of the upgrading of extra heavy oils and bitumens in Venezuela and Alberta, Canada to pipelineable and/or synthetic crude oils continues to rapidly expand. This session includes recent advances in processes for upgrading heavy oils and in converting petroleum resids.

Sponsor:
Topical 7: 14th Topical on Refinery Processing

Chair:
Irv Wiehe
Email: irv@SolubleSolutions.com

Co-Chair:
David Myers
Email: David.Myers@uop.com

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

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1:30 PM
(64a) Advances In Heavy Oil Upgrading
Grant Yokomizo
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2:00 PM
(64b) Novel Additives to Improve Resid Quality
Parag Shah, P. N. Ramaswamy, Mahesh Subramaniyam and Matthew Knight
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2:30 PM
(64c) New Continuous Coking Process
Douglas W. Sullivan and James G. Speight

3:00 PM
Coffee Break

3:30 PM
(64d) Real-Time Optimization Strategies for the Delayed Coking Unit
Peyton C. Richmond and Chandra K. Soni
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4:00 PM
(64e) Chemistry and Engine Performance of Diesel Fuels Derived From Oil Sands and Oil Shale Crude
Bruce G. Bunting
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