10 Reasons to learn about Resid HydroCracking

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Refining Community is excited to offer a Resid HydroCracking (RHC) track!!!

1. Resid HydroCracking maximizes diesel production.
2. Ability to process heavier feeds.
3. Produces higher liquid yields and better quality with a larger return on investment.
4. Its unconverted residue product is much higher in value than with traditional processing methods.
5. A Resid HydroCracking Unit can be integrated into refineries with existing delayed coking units.
6. The cost of high-pressure equipment, needed for a Resid HydroCracking Unit, has significantly reduced due to major design improvements.
7. Produces a high volume of kerosene and light gasoil.
8. Great solution for the International Maritime Organization’s sulfur content limits and quality specifications.
9. The cost of hydrogen has decreased considerably.
10. The technology processes are well-established and proven to be effective.

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One response to “10 Reasons to learn about Resid HydroCracking”

1. Refining Community | » Resid Hydrocracking for Bottom of the Barrel Conversion says:

   February 25, 2019 at 9:34 pm

   […] or UOP Uniflex™MC™, or a custom process, we’ll seek common ground, where possible, so that solutions developed after more than 20 years of operating in an ebullated bed unit can be applied to a slurry-phase or fixed bed […]