Comparison of different reforming process
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November 22, 2020 at 8:12 am #836
Hamzaali1999
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Kindly very my document which contains the comparison of reforming processes. If I made any mistake then kindly tell me.Secondly
these are the justification for selecting UOP CCR Platforming ProcessFollowing are the justification for selecting “CCR Platforming Process”
1)This process used Pt/Al203 which produce maximum yield of desired product as compared to other catalyst.
2)High Conversion of 95%.
3)Operating pressure is low and this reduces the compressor duty making the process more economical then other processes.
4)CCR reduces the time for regeneration as other required much time and safe transition of catalyst so that each particle of catalyst is in good condition and suitable for reaction.
5)Valve less control of catalyst flow which in turn reduces the maintenance costs of special valves.
Kindly I want to do little debate on these justification as it will clear my concepts regarding this process.
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November 23, 2020 at 3:31 pm #848
Nasir Hussain
KeymasterDefinitely, UOP CCR Process is better than the others;
in addition to your points
1. High RON will help to meet RON requirements for gasoline blend.
2. No production loss due to continues process.
3. Low H/HC ratio reacquires less flow of Hydrogen gas which is more economical.
4. More flexible operation of the unit , because it can operate at high severity (high temperature) as per product quality requirement without shutdown.
5. It produces more hydrogen gas compare to others while naphtha flow remain almost same.
6. Currently, all the newly installed units worldwide are CCR type.-
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