20 New Projects, Expansion, Revamps, Debottlenecking, and Reliability

Monday, March 14, 2011: 1:30 PM
Burnham (Hyatt Regency Chicago)
Description:
This session will cover a wide variety of topics on refinery optimization including but not limited to LP modeling, heavy crude processing, etc. and various revamp/retrofit work done on refineries. The session will also include topics on debottlenecking opportunities and reliability studies done to identify opportunities for energy savings and increase plant efficiency.

Sponsor:
Topical 7: 14th Topical on Refinery Processing

Chair:
Jayce Mathews
Email: Jayce.Mathews@kbr.com

Co-chairs:
Ahmed Khogeer
Email: ahmed.khogeer@aramco.com

David Shecterle
Email: david.shecterle@uop.com

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

File available
1:30 PM
(20a) Processing Heavy Crudes In Existing Refineries
Kevin Turini, James Turner, Arthur Chu and Shankar Vaidyanathan
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2:00 PM
(20b) Two Years After the Financial Crisis? Where Are We? Was It All Bad?
Ahmed Khogeer

2:30 PM
(20c) Recovery of High Purity Propylene From Refinery LPG
R.E. (Ed) Palmer

3:00 PM
Coffee Break

3:30 PM
(20d) Naphtha Normal Paraffin Separation Using a Dividing Wall Column and Simulated Moving Adsorption Bed
S. Thomas King, Kurt J. Cenek, Lawrence W. Miller, Joe R. Haas and Cynthia K. Zimmerman
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4:00 PM
(20e) Adapting the Naphtha Complex to a Changing Environment
Jeff M. Bray and Steven L. Kleinman

4:30 PM
(20f) Separation of Butane Isomer Mixtures Using Dense 6FDA-DAM Membranes
Omoyemen Esekhile and W.J. Koros
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