Commodity Production Costs
Reformate from Naphtha (Continuous Catalyst Regeneration)
This feasibility study is about Reformate production from naphtha in the United States. The process evaluated is a continuous catalyst regeneration (CCR) process similar to the UOP CCR Platforming technology. In this process, naphtha is reformed through a series of reactions, in which paraffins are converted to aromatics.
Commodity Production Costs
Reformate from Naphtha (Semi-Regeneration)
This study reviews the costs associated with Reformate production from naphtha in the United States. The process under analysis is a semi-regeneration process similar to UOP RZ Platforming technology. In this process, naphtha is reformed through a series of reactions, in which paraffins are converted to aromatics. Hydrogen is generated as by-product.
Commodity Production Costs
Reformate Production from LPG
This report presents the economics of Reformate production from liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in the United States, using a process similar to UOP Cyclar technology. In this process, reformate is passed through dehydrocyclodimerization, forming naphthenes. They are then dehydrogenated to the corresponding aromatics, forming reformate. Hydrogen is also generated as by-product
Commodity Production Costs
Reformate from Naphtha (Semi-Regeneration & Extra Sulfur Removal)
This feasibility study presents the economics of Reformate production from naphtha in the United States. This report examines a catalytic reforming process similar to Chevron Phillips Aromax technology. Hydrogen, crude C5s and heavy paraffins are generated as by-product.