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Articles
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Chemical cleaning and degassing refinery equipment Berthold Otzisk, Kurita Europe GmbH
2008 / Q1

The safe removal of volatile hydrocarbons, hydrogen sulphide gas and pyrophoric iron sulphide from refinery equipment before inspection is indispensable.  A chemical cleaning programme reduces downtime and the need for mechanical cleaning.

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Renewable fuels and biofuels in a petroleum refinery Jukka Keyrilainen and Matti Koskinen, Neste Jacobs
2011 / Q1

Sound judgement of the process environment, logistics and product properties are necessary to process both fossil and bio-derived raw materials on a single site.

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Beyond ULSD  David Casey, Salvatore P Torrisi, Lawrence Kraus and John Smegal, Criterion Catalysts & TechnologiesYvonne Lucas and Aris Macris, Shell Global Solutions
 2011 / Catalysis

Developments in catalyst and internals technologies exploit the flexibility of the ULSD unit

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Enhanced sulphur recovery from lean acid gases Angela Slavens and Justin Lamar, Black & Veatch Djordje L Nikolic and Theo Brok, Shell Global Solutions International
 2011 / Gas

A preferred acid gas enrichment scheme is combined with two gas-treating schemes to examine the lifecycle cost of a sour natural gas treatment facility.

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