Browse Editions : 2015 / Shale
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Improving CO2 absorber performance in LNG production

Ralph H Weiland and Nathan A Hatcher, Optimized Gas Treating Inc

2015 / Shale

Simulation of deep CO2 removal in LNG and syngas applications, combined with intercooling, maximises effectivenes of piperazine-promoted MDEA solvents
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Light tight oil crude unit fouling root causes and troubleshooting

Gregory Savage and Kailash Sawhney, Nalco Champion

2015 / Shale

Fouling in preheaters, crude furnace and atmospheric tower bottoms exchangers directly impacts throughput and profitability, requiring rigorous evaluation strategies
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Maximising profitability with FCC feeds from opportunity crudes

Alexis Shackleford, BASF

2015 / Shale

Case studies show how to achieve optimal monetisation value with opportunity feeds through operating strategies, innovative catalysts and technical stewardship
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Processing shale oil in an FCC unit: catalyst and profit optimisation

Bart De Graaf, Charles Radcliffe, Martin Evans and Paul Diddams, Johnson Matthey Process Technologies

2015 / Shale

Adjustments in base catalyst, use of ZSM-5 additives and metal traps enable efficient processing of paraffinic and heavy crude in the presence of metals contaminants
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Three steps to successful processing of shale and other opportunity feedstocks

Patrick Truesdale, Emerson Process Management

Didier Lambert, Topnir Systems s.a.s.

2015 / Shale

Careful blending of incoming feedstocks makes it possible to create an input stream to the refinery that is a better match than any crude source on its own
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Emulsion breaker and metal removal technology increases FCC residuum

Kris Kohl, Paul White, Anibal Valle and Jim Trigg, GE Power & Water

2015 / Shale

Frequent and unexpected changes in crude blending properties result in operational and performance challenges from the desalter to the catalytic cracker
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Stop gas leaks from compressor packings

Christian Hold and Tino Lindner-Silwester, Hoerbiger

2015 / Shale

A new piston rod sealing technology based on a pressurised oil barrier can eliminate a significant source of gas leaks from reciprocating compressors
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