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Boosting Petrochemical Output While Tackling Octane Losses: Meet the People Behind the Alliance - Image

Boosting Petrochemical Output While Tackling Octane Losses: Meet the People Behind the Alliance

Axens and Sulzer Chemtech's collaboration aims to prepare for the changing ...

FCC Naphtha Hydrotreating + 1
Oil Refining
Written by Axens30 Jun 2025
How to Achieve Gasoline Pool Octane Requirement and Boost Light Cut Naphtha Contribution with an Environmental-friendly Process? - Image

How to Achieve Gasoline Pool Octane Requirement and Boost Light Cut Naphtha Contribution with an Environmental-friendly Process?

Summary What are RON & MON? ➜ C5/C6 Isomerization in a Nutshell ➜ HCl ...

C5-C6 Isomerization + 2
Process TechnologiesOil Refining
Written by Axens15 Jun 2022
Shaping the Future of Refining with Advanced Technologies - Image

Shaping the Future of Refining with Advanced Technologies

The refining industry has a unique expertise, which is to process and convert multiple feedstocks made of highly complex molecules. Refining should ...

Plastic Recycling + 4
Renewable Fuels & Bio-based ChemicalsCarbon Capture & StorageOil RefiningPetrochemicals
Written by Jean Sentenac20 Jan 2022
Maximizing the Production and the Transformation of Aromatics - Image

Maximizing the Production and the Transformation of Aromatics

A Crude-to-Chemicals (CTC) conversion block maximizes Heavy Naphtha (HN) production for the aromatics block (figure below) of a petrochemical complex.

C4 Fractionation + 11
High-conversion HydrocrackingCatalytic CrackingEtherificationOlefins Selective HydrogenationResidue Hydroconversion & HydroprocessingSolvent Deasphalting (SDA)Thermal ProcessTotal HydrogenationProcess TechnologiesOil RefiningPetrochemicals
Written by Axens25 Nov 2021
Targeting the Highly Coveted Olefins - Image

Targeting the Highly Coveted Olefins

In order to optimize the Olefins Block in Crude-to-Chemicals Complexes, two main routes to produce olefins are generally considered:

C4 Fractionation + 11
High-conversion HydrocrackingCatalytic CrackingEtherificationOlefins Selective HydrogenationResidue Hydroconversion & HydroprocessingSolvent Deasphalting (SDA)Thermal ProcessTotal HydrogenationProcess TechnologiesOil RefiningPetrochemicals
Written by Axens16 Nov 2021
Two Conversion Routes to Maximize the Economic Returns of a Crude-to-Chemicals Project - Image

Two Conversion Routes to Maximize the Economic Returns of a Crude-to-Chemicals Project

The conversion block plays a decisive role in the economic returns of the ...

C4 Fractionation + 10
High-conversion HydrocrackingCatalytic CrackingEtherificationOlefins Selective HydrogenationSolvent Deasphalting (SDA)Thermal ProcessTotal HydrogenationProcess TechnologiesOil RefiningPetrochemicals
Written by Axens02 Nov 2021
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