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  • Under what conditions do you see opportunities for blending petrochemical byproducts with refinery fuel feedstocks to lower conversion costs?

    Apr-2024

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  • Romain Roux, Axens, Romain.ROUX@axens.net

    Pygas is easily valorised in a refinery to produce an aromatic rich cut or a gasoline after different hydrogenation steps. To produce an aromatic rich cut, a first step of hydrogenation will remove the diolefins and styrene. A second step of hydrogenation will remove the sulphur and olefins. To produce a gasoline, the first step of hydrogenation remains. It is then processed in a Prime-G+ unit to produce ultra-low sulphur gasoline.

     

    Apr-2024