Petroleum Refining & Processing
The refining process consists of separating the crude into different fractions of increasing boiling points from 40C to 400+C. These fractions are further treated or refined to make fuels of desired.
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Prof. Dr. D D Kale
3 Hour(s) 45 Minute(s)
INR 11999
USD 148
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Summary
The crude oil is, by far, the most used feedstock today in the world. Shale gas and coal can be other two feedstocks of sizable size and importance. Almost 90 % of crude is used to manufacture different type of fuels. Automotive fuel has the maximum demand. The refining process consists of separating the crude into different fractions of increasing boiling points from 40C to 400+C. These fractions are further treated or refined to make fuels of desired properties. In achieving this, monomers and other petrochemicals are also produced.
What Will
You Learn?
- Process such as Alkylation, Isomerization and Olefin Condensation etc.
- The chemistry, catalyst preparation & regeneration as well as reactor parameters.
- Convert middle and higher fractions into gasoline, diesel fuel, LPG and olefins and aromatics by ‘cracking’ process.
Who this
course is for!
- Those working in plastics and polymer related industries such as packaging, plastics processing and formulation
- University Undergraduate and postgraduate students seeking additional learning assistance in polymer science
- Individuals seeking to expand their knowledge about plastics and polymers
- Entrepreneurs venturing into the field of plastics processing and the petrochemical sector
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