Successful startup of Axens’ residue hydrocracking unit and high conversion hydrocracking unit at Shenghong’s integrated refinery
Published by Poppy Clements,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
These single train units aim at maximising naphtha production as well as improve the coker’s feed quality while processing steam cracker py-oil, diesel, vacuum gas oil, coker gas oil and vacuum residue as feedstocks within this integrated complex.
In 2019, Shenghong selected Axens to provide the residue hydrocracking/HCK/NHT solutions for boosting naphtha production from their integrated refinery and petrochemical complex at Lianyungang City. As part of these solutions, Axens delivered the complete process design package, high-performance catalysts, proprietary reactor internals, specialised design of spiral tube heat exchangers (ZPJE), and full technical services from plant personnel training to plant start-up.
Jacques Rault, Executive Vice President, Technology and Technical Support, said: We are very pleased with the smooth and successful startup of the H-Oil®, HyKTM and, NHT units at Shenghong integrated complex. We are extremely grateful to Shenghong for their collaborative approach and exceptional support provided during the design, commissioning and startup phases. This is a perfect demonstration of synergy between SRCC’s good operating practices, Axens’ energy efficient technologies and advanced catalyst solutions."
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/refining/15022024/successful-startup-of-axens-residue-hydrocracking-unit-and-high-conversion-hydrocracking-unit-at-shenghongs-integrated-refinery/
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