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    This document provides a flow diagram of an oil refinery process. Crude oil enters and is pumped through various heat exchangers, separators, distillation columns, and other units to produce outputs like light naphtha, diesel, kerosene, atmospheric gas oil (AGO), vacuum gas oil (VGO), heavy vacuum gas oil (HVGO), and vacuum residue. Water is also pumped through heat exchangers and outputs include condensate, sour water, and steam.

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    This document provides a flow diagram of an oil refinery process. Crude oil enters and is pumped through various heat exchangers, separators, distillation columns, and other units to produce outputs like light naphtha, diesel, kerosene, atmospheric gas oil (AGO), vacuum gas oil (VGO), heavy vacuum gas oil (HVGO), and vacuum residue. Water is also pumped through heat exchangers and outputs include condensate, sour water, and steam.

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    This document provides a flow diagram of an oil refinery process. Crude oil enters and is pumped through various heat exchangers, separators, distillation columns, and other units to produce outputs like light naphtha, diesel, kerosene, atmospheric gas oil (AGO), vacuum gas oil (VGO), heavy vacuum gas oil (HVGO), and vacuum residue. Water is also pumped through heat exchangers and outputs include condensate, sour water, and steam.

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    Yasir Shahzad
    This document provides a flow diagram of an oil refinery process. Crude oil enters and is pumped through various heat exchangers, separators, distillation columns, and other units to produce outputs like light naphtha, diesel, kerosene, atmospheric gas oil (AGO), vacuum gas oil (VGO), heavy vacuum gas oil (HVGO), and vacuum residue. Water is also pumped through heat exchangers and outputs include condensate, sour water, and steam.

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    Refinery

    Gas
    Tee-2
    Off
    gases

    Feed Pumped
    Crude Pump Oil
    Oil

    Tee-1 Light Naphtha


    FPump-Duty Mixed
    Stream

    Oil Gases-2 Diesel


    Gases Steam
    HEX-1 HEX-2
    Water Condenser-Duty
    Pumped HRX-3
    Water Pump Water
    HEX1-Out AGO
    HEX2-Out Desalter Separator Steam
    Condensate
    WPump-Duty
    HEX3-Out Fired ADU
    Sour Water Heater Feed Kerosene
    Oil-2
    Diesel Q-Trim
    Kerosene Product Heavy Naphtha
    Product AGO
    Product Diesel
    FHeater-Duty
    Steam Atm
    Column
    AGO

    Vacuum Overheads
    Atm TopStagePA_Q-Cooler
    Residue
    Cooling-Duty
    LVGO
    Tee-3
    Q-Trim-2

    Mixed Stream-2 VDU Feed


    VDU
    Cooler

    VDU HVGO
    Steam
    Backup
    Steam Vacuum Column Vacuum Residue

    Sat Apr 20 23:12:53 2019 Case: project1.hsc Flowsheet: Case (Main)

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