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Market Drivers
Product demand:
Tight supply for gasoline in the US
Benzene and Xylene
Specification drivers:
Desulfurization in transportation fuels
Increased octane for gasoline in Asia
Efficiency:
Improve feed utilization
Reduce costs per BBL
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191 Operating CCR Platforming Units
37 in Design and Construction
Commissioned CCRTM
Regenerators Types
First generation Atmospheric
Pressurized
Second Generation Pressurized
24 Sequential
CycleMaxTM 1 Current state of the art high
41 capacity regeneration
CyclceMaxTM
Newest small capacity regenerator
Sequential
Atmospheric
125
20,000 30,000
74 units
Optimized vapor
distribution results in best
catalyst utilization UOP 4494B-13
Improved Reactor Upflow Centerpipe
Machine Socket
Most reliable mechanical assembly. (Female End)
Ensures best utilization
of catalyst
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Reduction
Zone Smooth Catalyst Movement
Only 2 lifts
Straight upward lift lines
Horizontal flow only at
downward slope
Last No operating valves in
Reactor
catalyst lines
Catalyst
Smooth flow control with
Collector
Lock
unique L-valve
Hopper
Impactless elbows
Booster
N2 Gas H2
Premier regenerator
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CycleMax Regenerator Burn Zone
Feature Benefit
Tapered screen : Maintains good Pt
Shorter residence time at dispersion
peak temperature Ultra-long catalyst life
Low O2 concentration: Ultra-low fines production
Low peak burn Special
Thermocouples
temperature
Over 8 years
Reduced Catalyst
Catalyst
Transfer Pipes
Disengaging
Vent Gas Caustic scrubbing is
Hopper
< 30 ppm HCl outdated
Catalyst
Chlorsorb system
Chlorsorb results in:
Vessel
No waste water
Minimal chloride
Regeneration Burn Zone injection due to
Tower Gas extensive chloride
recycle
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
TCDD I-TEF CL-BZ PCB HCL Total
CCR Regenerator Vent Gas Compounds
Operating
Design and
construction
Successfully Operating
4 CycleMax regenerators
11 Atmospheric regenerators
Yield
R-264 High
R-134 Activity
Activity Mode
Activity
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Third Party Catalyst Testing
R-264, R-134, Competitor Catalyst
Catalyst A has poorer selectivity to H2, C5+, and
aromatics than R-264 or even R-134 catalyst
R-264 catalyst exhibits better selectivity
R-264 catalyst has a large selectivity advantage
over competitors catalyst A
Selectivity advantage increases with lower
pressure and higher severity
R-264 catalyst shows
More C5+
More aromatics and hydrogen
Less A6 and more A8+
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3rd Party Evaluation
R-264, R-134, Competitor Catalyst
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R-264 Catalyst
Feed & Operating Conditions
P/N/A, lv% 43/36/21
IBP / 50% / EP, C 99/127/179
RONC Typical 99-100
R-264 Catalyst Mode High Activity
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R-264 Catalyst Commercial Performance
Improved Yields
C5+ Yield H2 Yield
90 1400
C5+ Yield, LV%
89 H2 Yield
1300
C5+ Yield, LV%
H2 Yield, SCFB
88
R-134 1200
87
86 1100
85
1000 R-264
84 R-134
83 R-264 900
82
12/9/04 12/19/04 12/29/04 1/8/05 1/18/05 1/28/05 2/7/05 800
12/9/04 12/19/04 12/29/04 1/8/05 1/18/05 1/28/05 2/7/05
Date Date
C5+ yield increased by 1-2 LV%
Hydrogen yield up by ~20 Nm3/m3
995
LHSV, 1/hr
WAIT, F
985 R-264 Catalyst
R-134 Catalyst 2.10
980
35
30
R-134 Catalyst
25
20
15
R-264 Catalyst 50% less fines make
10
5
0
12/9/04 12/19/04 12/29/04 1/8/05 1/18/05 1/28/05 2/7/05 R-264 catalyst is more active with
lower fines make!
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R-264 Catalyst Commercial
Performance Summary
Activity increased by ~ 11C
C5+ yield increased by ~ 1-2 lv %
Hydrogen yield increased by ~ 20 NM3/m3
Chloride use reduced by ~70%
Fines make reduced by 50%
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Summary Contd
UOP continues to innovate and improve
the Platforming process
UOP has the skill and experience to design
CCR Platforming units to meet the needs
of all markets
R-264 catalyst is the highest performance
catalyst available today
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