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Petrochemical economics
This compendium gives an overview of the technologies and economics in the production of olefins in the petrochemical industries. It highlights the options and costs for producing olefins using different technologies and different feedstocks at a time when the cost of carbon dioxide emissions are set to be included in the production cost. Industry professionals, engineers, research scientists and financiers will find this title a valuable resource.
Chemistry of Olefin Production
The following sections are included: Thermodynamics of Thermal Cracking Enthalpy of Conversion Chemical Kinetics Yield of Ethylene and Propylene from Lighter Feedstock Thermal Cracking of Larger Molecules Reaction Severity Computer Modelling of Pyrolysis Cracking Differences between Pyrolysis and Catalytic Cracking
Other Routes to Olefins from Hydrocarbons
The following sections are included: Fluid Cat-Cracking (FCC) Fluid Cat-Cracking Operations Catalysts Product Yields Economics of FCC Cracking Fixed-Bed Cracking Catalytic Cracking to Produce Ethylene Catalytic Dehydration of Paraffin to Light Olefins Thermodynamics Houdry Process UOP Oleflex Process STAR Process Economics of Paraffin Dehydrogenation Olefin Metathesis Catalytic Dehydration of Ethanol Process Economics Carbon Emissions from Propane Dehydrogenation
Liquid Feedstock Cracking
The following sections are included: Economics of Naphtha Cracking Base Case for Naphtha Cracking Sensitivity to Oil Price Sensitivity to the Relative Value of Ethylene and Propylene Integration with Downstream Impact of Cracking Severity Gas Oil Cracking Carbon Emissions from Naphtha and LSWR Cracking OPEN versus CLOSED operations Emission Distribution across Products Severity
Value of Products, Storage and Transport
The following sections are included: Products Hydrocarbon By-Products C2 stream C3 Stream C4 Stream C5 – 190°C Stream – Pyrolysis Gasoline Fraction Boiling over 190°C; Pyrolysis Fuel Oil Storage of LPG Storage Tanks LPG Storage in Rock Caverns LPG Storage in Salt Caverns Transport Shipping Fleets Solids Transport Estimation of Chemical Shipping Costs LPG Shipping Chemical Pipelines LPG transport by pipelines
World Ethylene Production by Steam Cracking
The following sections are included: North America USA Canada Mexico European Union and Russia Russia Ethylene Production in the Middle East Cracking Operations in the Far East Feedstocks Far East Country Survey Australia (502 kt/y) China (6,9880 kt/y) China Taiwan (3,620 kt/y) India (2.515 kt/y) Indonesia (520 kt/y) Japan (7,265 kt/y) Korea (5,630 kt/y) North Korea Malaysia (1,649 kt/y) Singapore (1,980 kt/y) Thailand (2,272 kt/y) South America Africa Feedstock and Carbon Emissions
LPG Cracking
The following sections are included: Basic Chemistry of LPG Cracking Practical Aspects of LPG Cracking Economics of Propane Cracking Sensitivity to Oil Price Sensitivity to the Price of Propane Economics of Butane Cracking Isobutane Cracking Carbon Dioxide Emissions in LPG Cracking
Carbon Dioxide Emissions
The following sections are included: Carbon Geo-Sequestration Removal of Carbon Dioxide from Process Streams Carbon Dioxide Extraction with Solid Absorbents Carbon Dioxide Absorption with Chemical Absorbents Removal of Carbon Dioxide from Flue Gas Strategies for Reducing Carbon Emissions Geo-Sequestration The Cost of Carbon Geo-sequestration