Refinery Process Yield Optimisation
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| Event | Start | End | Instructor | Location | Registration |
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| Refinery Process Yield Optimisation | 16-Jun | 20-Jun | instructor |
Details :
This
Refinery Process Yield Optimisation training course will present a detailed
overview of refining process yields, from the crude oil feed to the finished
products. It is targeted at personnel directly involved in refining utilization
and optimization, including but not limited to refining technologists and
operations personnel as well as non-technical personnel interested in these
processes or involved in refinery planning.
All the major refining
processes are explored and examined with a view of understanding and
appreciating how each unit relates to each other whilst at the same time, how
these relationships can enhance refinery operations.
Major refining processes
are presented and discussed, including feedstock, feedstock preparation,
operating conditions, catalysts, product properties and refinery yields.
Refining economics will be included as means to optimizing refining operations
and profitability.
The Refining &
Petrochemicals training course is oriented toward the practical aspects of
refinery operations and yield optimization and includes the terminology used in
the industry.
- To
familiarize and understand the various refinery types and appreciate how
refining complexity impacts refining optimization and refining margins.
- Comprehend
the importance quality giveaways and learn how use blending calculations
to reduce these.
- Use
hands on software that allow professionals in the industry to choose
different types of crude diets and thus optimize refinery utilization and
efficiency.
- Act
as a primer into the industry of Petroleum Refining to maximize process
fluid yields
- Familiarize
industry professionals with all processes associated with the processing
of petroleum into finished products
- Equip
new engineers into the industry, with the basic tools for understanding
the complex nature of Refining and its operations
- Refining
engineers
- Operations
personnel including shift supervisors
- Marketers
and refinery planners
- Blending
professionals
- Other
engineers who would like a further understanding of the complex refining
processes
- Accountants,
marketers and other professions who would like to comprehend the
advantages and limitations of the various refining processes at their
site.
Day One: Crude Oil Yields
Refinery Technology
- Introduction
to Crude Oil Origins & Characteristics
- Crude
oil Assay and properties
- Crude
oil products & Product specifications
- LPG
- Gasoline
- Kerosene/
Jet Fuel
- AGO
/ Diesel Fuel Oil
- Petrochemical
Feedstocks
- Overall
refinery flow: Interrelationship of processes
Day Two: Petroleum
Refinery Processes
- Crude
Processing
- Desalting
- Atmospheric
distillation
- Vacuum
distillation
- Heavy
Oils Processing / Bottom of the barrel upgrading
- Cocking
and Thermal Processes
- Delayed
Coking
- Fluid
Coking
- Flexicoking
- Visbreaking
- Case
study – example
Day Three: Process
for Motor Fuel Production
- Fluid
catalytic cracking
- Hydrocracking
- Cat
Cracking
- Isomerization
- Alkylation
- Hydrotreating
- Catalytic
Reforming
- Case
study – example
Day Four: Supporting
Operations
- Blending
for Product Specifications
- Hydrogen
production
- Refinery
Gas Plants
- Acid
Gas Treating
- Sulfur
Recovery Plants
- Utilities
- Case
study – example
Day Five: Refinery
Economics
- Residue
Reduction
- Asphalt
and Residual Fuel
- Refinery
Complexity and Netback
- Economic
Evaluation
- Cost
Estimation
- Case
Studies
- Group
Discussions
- Program
Evaluation & Summary
- All lectures are in colorful presentation
- All lectures are interspersed with interactive discussion
- All lectures include group discussion, case history and exercises
- Actual major incidents as well as industry experience are reviewed
- Participants receive a multicolor course manual
- Pictures of real incidents and case history are shown
- Videos on the subject are shown
daily 09:00 – 14:00