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Articles
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Curtailing refinery CO2 through H2 plant  Sanjib Ratan and Roland van Uffelen, Technip
 2008 / Gas

In addressing refinery CO2 management, some of the proven advanced solutions applied in the on-purpose hydrogen plants allow substantial CO2 curtailment through minimised 'involuntary'steam, internal heat recycle and captive integration.    

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CO2 and refining trends and challenges John H Jenkins, Jacobs Consultantcy Inc
2008 / Q3

A look at the refining industry as a carbon emitter from a process and chemistry standpoint.  Data regarding the carbon/hydrogen content of various crudes and products are presented.  CO2 controlling projects and their implementation are also discussed.

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Post-combustion capture of CO2 Abhilash Menon, Markus Duss and Christian Bachmann, Sulzer Chemtech.
2009 / Q2

Case study of a generic amine-based absorption process.  A lifecycle cost analysis for a power plant over a 40-year span clearly shows the advantages of structured packing over random packing.

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