Global Refining Summit 2009

27th - 29th April 2009


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Recycling of precious metal catalysts

Christian Hagelüken Michel Verhelst, Umicore Precious Metals Refining

2004 / Catalysis

A look at the best available technologies for efficient and environmentally sound recycling of complex spent catalysts used in both oil refining and petrochemical processes



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Catalyst bed protection
Damien R MacCord, RPA Process Technologies

 

2004 / Catalysis

Liquid filtration systems protect fixed-bed reactors from contamination, leading to extended catalyst life and longer run lengths. Major factors to consider when selecting a filtration system are discussed

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Assessing catalyst quality

Pierre Dufresne Fréderic Jardin François Locatelli, Eurecat SA

2004 / Catalysis

Increases in ultra-low sulphur fuel production will require new catalytic tests to assess the reusability of regenerated HDS catalysts. New surface area and activity correlations needed for these tests are discussed


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Recycling of GTL catalysts Andreas H Brumby and Michel P Verhelst, Umicore Precious Metals Refining

 

2005 / Catalysis

Recovery and refining of cobalt and precious metals used in Fischer Tropsch catalysts should be considered due to their value. The impact of certain precious metals on the metals markets also justifies their recovery



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Reformer catalyst Regeneration

Dick Llorens, Gemini Industries Inc

2005 / Catalysis

To make a proper evaluation of the economics of spent catalyst regeneration, one must consider the direct and indirect costs, risks and long-term liabilities that occur when the catalytic reforming unit’s catalyst regeneration process is abbreviated



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Mercury removal from liquid hydrocarbons

Peter J H Carnell and Steve Willis, Johnson Matthey Catalysts

2005 / Catalysis

Various methodologies for the measurement of mercury levels in gaseous and liquid hydrocarbons are available, while inorganic routes for mercury removal have a number of advantages over the organic approach


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Reducing catalyst development time.

Al Kania, Siemens Applied Automation, Bartlesville, OK, USA

2003 / Catalysis

An on-line chemical analyser can provide fast chemical analysis of both anticipated and unknown compounds generated from new catalyst formulations.
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Styrene catalyst performance monitoring

Dennis Yieh, Sterling Chemicals Holding Inc
R Newman, CRI Catalyst Co

2003 / Catalysis

Real-time performance-monitoring software is readily adaptable to a variety of catalysts due to the speed at which the system permits plant operators to respond to changes in the process of market, allowing more profitable production decisions.
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Reactor management services

Francois Bollon, Petroval SA, France
Frederic Girardier, Eurecat SA, France

2003 / Catalysis

More engineers and operators in the petrochemical industry are seeking expertise in catalyst regeneration, presulphiding, turnaround management and other off-site services to help improve reactor and catalyst performance.
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Recovering and refining precious metals from spent catalysts

Kevin M Beirne, Sabin Metal Corp, East Hampton, NY, USA

2003 / Catalysis

In addition to obtaining the most effective expertise in precious metal recovery, serious consideration must be given to financial and legal issues that could arise when partnering with a precious metal refiner.
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Processing complex spent metal-bearing catalysts

Philippe Van Maele, Umicore Precious Metals Hoboken, Belgium

2003 / Catalysis

How one precious metals smelter copes with certain impurities or characteristics, which tend to hinder other, more dedicated catalysis recovery operations seen in industrial process.
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