C10G47/22

Conversion of heavy ends of crude oil or whole crude oil to high value chemicals using a combination of thermal hydroprocessing, hydrotreating with steam crackers under high severity conditions to maximize ethylene, propylene, butenes and benzene

Systems and methods for producing olefins and/or aromatics are disclosed. Methods disclosed includes thermal hydro-processing of crude oils and/or heavy oils and/or residues, in a thermal hydro-processing unit, to produce intermediate products, which can then be used to make valuable chemicals such as olefins and aromatics.

Conversion of heavy ends of crude oil or whole crude oil to high value chemicals using a combination of thermal hydroprocessing, hydrotreating with steam crackers under high severity conditions to maximize ethylene, propylene, butenes and benzene

Systems and methods for producing olefins and/or aromatics are disclosed. Methods disclosed includes thermal hydro-processing of crude oils and/or heavy oils and/or residues, in a thermal hydro-processing unit, to produce intermediate products, which can then be used to make valuable chemicals such as olefins and aromatics.

INTEGRATED THERMAL PROCESS FOR HEAVY OIL AND GAS TO LIQUIDS CONVERSION

The present disclosure generally relates to upgrading difficult to process heavy-oil. In particular, the disclosure relates to upgrading heavy oil and other high carbon content materials by using an integrated thermal-process (ITP) that utilizes anti-coking management and toluene insoluble organic residues (TIOR) management to directly incorporate lighter hydrocarbons into high molecular weight, low hydrogen content hydrocarbons such as thermally processed heavy oil products. This process can be integrated with other thermal processing schemes, such as cokers and visbreakers, to improve the conversion and yields from these integrated processes.

INTEGRATED THERMAL PROCESS FOR HEAVY OIL AND GAS TO LIQUIDS CONVERSION

The present disclosure generally relates to upgrading difficult to process heavy-oil. In particular, the disclosure relates to upgrading heavy oil and other high carbon content materials by using an integrated thermal-process (ITP) that utilizes anti-coking management and toluene insoluble organic residues (TIOR) management to directly incorporate lighter hydrocarbons into high molecular weight, low hydrogen content hydrocarbons such as thermally processed heavy oil products. This process can be integrated with other thermal processing schemes, such as cokers and visbreakers, to improve the conversion and yields from these integrated processes.

Submerged methane and hydrogen mixture discharge in liquid hydrocarbons

A process and apparatus for cracking liquid hydrocarbon materials into light hydrocarbon fractions using a carrier gas including methane and hydrogen.

CONVERSION OF HEAVY ENDS OF CRUDE OIL OR WHOLE CRUDE OIL TO HIGH VALUE CHEMICALS USING A COMBINATION OF THERMAL HYDROPROCESSING, HYDROTREATING WITH STEAM CRACKERS UNDER HIGH SEVERITY CONDITIONS TO MAXIMIZE ETHYLENE, PROPYLENE, BUTENES AND BENZENE

Systems and methods for producing olefins and/or aromatics are disclosed. Methods disclosed includes thermal hydro-processing of crude oils and/or heavy oils and/or residues, in a thermal hydro-processing unit, to produce intermediate products, which can then be used to make valuable chemicals such as olefins and aromatics.

CONVERSION OF HEAVY ENDS OF CRUDE OIL OR WHOLE CRUDE OIL TO HIGH VALUE CHEMICALS USING A COMBINATION OF THERMAL HYDROPROCESSING, HYDROTREATING WITH STEAM CRACKERS UNDER HIGH SEVERITY CONDITIONS TO MAXIMIZE ETHYLENE, PROPYLENE, BUTENES AND BENZENE

Systems and methods for producing olefins and/or aromatics are disclosed. Methods disclosed includes thermal hydro-processing of crude oils and/or heavy oils and/or residues, in a thermal hydro-processing unit, to produce intermediate products, which can then be used to make valuable chemicals such as olefins and aromatics.

Method for operating a coker unit
11155755 · 2021-10-26 · ·

Implementations of the present disclosure relate to a method of operating a coker unit comprising the steps of: collecting a coker-furnace feed stream; introducing the coker-furnace feed-stream into a coker furnace for producing a coker-drum feed stream; and introducing a hydrogen-donor gas into either or both of the coker-furnace feed stream or the coker-drum feed stream.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROCESSING
20210261417 · 2021-08-26 ·

Particles may be generated using systems and methods provided herein. The particles may include carbon particles.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROCESSING
20210261417 · 2021-08-26 ·

Particles may be generated using systems and methods provided herein. The particles may include carbon particles.