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Naphtha Processing Technology
Naphtha Processing Technology
Solutions –
The Key is Flexibility
Partap Vijay Singh
1st November 2018, Mumbai
Ethylene
Hot Section Cold Section Propylene
Butadiene
PyGas
SCORETM
Depropanizer-first
Deethanizer-first
Optimum REcovery
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Typical Steam Cracking Yields
90.0
P/E = 0.025
80.0
70.0
60.0 Ethylene
Propylene
50.0 P/E = 0.348 Mixed C4's
Weight %
Gasoline
40.0 P/E = 0.490 P/E = 0.427
P/E = 0.443
Fuel Gas
P/E = 0.477
30.0 Fuel Oil
Other
20.0
10.0
0.0
Ethane Propane Butane LN FRN AGO
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Cracking Severity Impact on
Steam Cracking Yields
40.0
P/E = 0.427
P/E = 0.443
35.0
P/E = 0.569
P/E = 0.548 P/E =0.477
30.0
P/E =0.585
Ethylene
25.0 Propylene
Weight %
Mixed C4's
20.0
Gasoline
Fuel Gas
15.0
Fuel Oil
10.0 Other
5.0
0.0
LN LN Low FRN FRN Low AGO AGO Low
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SCORETM Furnace Flexibility
SCORETM Furnaces
1 2
• Large Capacity
• Single Cabin Firebox
3 4
• 8 individually flow controlled passes
• Number of Feeds only limited by inlet piping
arrangement 5 6
Recycles
K-COTTM
Other Feeds
(Optional)
R
Tail gas
E
Fresh Feeds C Ethylene
O Propylene
V
Raw C4s
E
R BTX-gasoline
Y
Pyrolysis Fuel oil
Recycles
High
Feed
Value K-COT™
Flexibility
Products
R
E Ethylene
C s Similar to
Propylene
Reactor O
V traditional steam
Effluent Tail gas
E
R
crackers
BTX gasoline
Y
s Removal of trace
impurities from
FCC
s Energy efficient
s Low CAPEX
s Proven technology
75
Other
Gasoline
50
Propylene
Ethylene
25
0
Steam Catalytic
Cracker Olefins
For Olefinic feed ,the PE~ 2 is achieved while keeping the overall Olefins yield
around 55-60%
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Typical Refinery and Steam
Cracker
Naphtha
LPG
Ethylene
Hot Section Cold Section Propylene
Butadiene
PyGas
Oxygenates Naphtha
(MeOH, LPG K-COT
EthOH) Recovery
MTO/MTP by-
products
Ethylene é
FT by- Hot Section Cold Section Propylene é
products Butadiene
PyGas
C4C5C6NA Recycles
K-COTTM
Other Feeds
(Optional)
R
Tail gas
E
Fresh Feeds C Ethylene
O Propylene
V
Raw C4s
E
R BTX-gasoline
Y
Pyrolysis Fuel oil
C2C3 Recycles
100
120
0
20
40
60
80
Jan 2006
May 2006
Sep 2006
Jan 2007
May 2007
Sep 2007
Jan 2008
May 2008
Sep 2008
Jan 2009
May 2009
Sep 2009
Jan 2010
May 2010
Sep 2010
Jan 2011
May 2011
Sep 2011
Jan-2012
May-2012
Sep-2012
Margin Improvement for K-COT
Jan-2013
May-2013
Sep-2013
Jan-2014
$58/Ethylene ton Average for Entire Period
May-2014
Integration (vs. Steam Cracker Only)
Sep-2014
Side K-COT Simple Payout < 3 Years
Jan-2015
May-2015
Specific Energy Slightly < Steam Cracker
Sep-2015
Jan-16
May-16
Sep-16
Jan-17
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K-COT Can Simplify Refiners’
Growth to Petrochemicals
KBR has much experience in both FCC design and Olefins plant
design