Presentation
On
‘VISBREAKING ’
By :
Akanksha Kamboj ( 6 )
Submitted To : Anirban Bhandhra ( 15 )
Prof S . K . Mohit Arora ( 25 )
Pokhriyal
ASSOCIATED OPERATIONS
CONVERSION PROCESSES •
•Cracking (thermal and
catalytic)
Include processes used to break • Reforming
down large longer chain molecules • Alkylation
into smaller ones by heating • Polymerization
• Isomerization
• Coking
•Visbreaking
Heating oils
Lube oils
Lube-Base Lube Oil
Solvent
Stocks Extraction
and Waxes Greases
Dewaxing
Petroleum Ref./Upes//GCT/July-05/Mod-6/07
PROCESS VARIABLES
ü Furnace Outlet Temperature:
At constant feed rate , the extent of cracking
increases with increase in the temperature.
ü
ü Furnace Outlet Pressure:
High pressure suppresses vaporization and
tends to produce liquid phase i.e. yield of gas oil
is more. At low pressure there is higher yield of
gas and naptha.
ü Feed Rate:
Severity of the operation decreases with
increase in the Source-
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feedPetroleum
rate Refining
for same furnace outlet
Technology- Dr. Ram Prasad
temperature.
Source : Thermal Processes At panipat Refinery : IOCL
Coil Visbreaker
Gas
Heater
Gasoline
Reduced
Crude Steam
Charge
Gas Oil
Tar
Petroleum Ref./Upes//GCT/July-05/Mod-6/09
OPERATING CONDITIONS
FURNACE
Naptha 4
ü Decoking Required
ü
Source: John De Elliot (foster & Wheeler -Cost effective residue upgrading:delayed coking, visbreaking &solvent deasphalting
SO IN & ALL
Visbreaking is an