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Process Flow Confidential

censors of the specific process unit ( 6 Licensors ) Fuel Gas


Propane, Butane
LPG Treatment Gasoline

Raffinate Reformate
Cracked Aromatics P-Xylene
Naphtha Naphtha HDS
Light Benzene
LPG LPG
Naphtha Heavy Aromatics (C9)
Naphtha Recovery Naphtha Isomerization
Gasoline
Heavy Naphtha Reforming
Alkylate
Crud Kerosene Alkylation
Butane
Crude e Butane Jet
Butene
Distill
200,000 ation Gas Oil
BPD Diesel Oil
Gas Oil

Residue RDS Propylene Polypropylene


Hydrogen LPG Treatment Polypropylene
Manufacturing
Sulfur Recovery DSAR LPG Treatment

Tail Gas Recovery Fuel Oil


Heating Oil
Project description

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The refinery will process 200,000 BPSD of imported Kuwait
Crude oil.
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The products produced include the following:
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LPG
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Gasoline- 92/95 RON
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Kerosene/Jet A1
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Diesel- Premium and regular
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Paraxylene/beneze
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Propylene
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Surphur( solid)
Crude distillation Unit
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Desinger: Foster Wheeler
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Capacity: 200,000 BPSD
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The unit produces the following streams:
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A sour overheads gas
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A full range unstabilised naphtha
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A kerosene
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A combined gasoil (H&L)
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An asmospheric residue
LPG RECOVERY UNIT
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Desinger: Foster Wheeler
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Capacity: ??? BPSD
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The unit produces the following streams:
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A off gas
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A LPG
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A full range stabilised naphtha
SATURATED LPG TREATER U
NIT
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Lisensor: UOP
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Capacity: 6,500 BPSD
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The unit is designed to process mixed LP
G feedstock from LRU to produce treated
LPG with a maxium mercaptans sulphur c
ontent 5ppm.
KEROSENE HYDRODESULPHURISE
R UNIT
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Lisensor: Axens
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Capacity: 20,000 BPSD
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The unit produces a number of by-product
s streams:
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Un-stabilised naphtha sent to CDU.
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Treated off gas sent to LRU
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Sour water sent to the sour water stripping unit.
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Lisensor: Axens
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Capacity: 60,000 BPSD
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The unit produces
GASOIL a number of by-product
HYDRODESULPHULRIS
s streams:
ER UNIT
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Un-stabilised naphtha sent to CDU.
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Treated off gas sent to LRU
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Sweet gas to HCDS for hydrogen recovery in a PS
A
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Sour water sent to the sour water stripping unit.
RESIDUE HUDRODESULPHE
RISER UNIT
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Lisensor: Chervon
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Capacity: 10500 BPSD
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The unit produces the following streams:
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Desulpherised atmospheric residue to RFCC
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Unstabilised Naphtha to LPG recovery unit
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Desulpherised RHDS diesel to the diesel pool
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The unit produces a number of by-product
s streams:
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Off gas from the product recovery section to LPG
RESIDUE FUILD CATALYST CRACKE
R UNIT
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Lisensor: Axens
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Capacity: 80000 BPSD
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The unit produces the following streams:
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An amine treated LPG
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After mercaptans removal, the LPG will split to pro
duce a propylene to PP unit, a mixed butane to In-
ALK unit and propane stream to LPG pool
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Light FCC gasoline (LFG)
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Heavy FCC gasoline (HFG)
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PROPYLENE RECOVERY UNI
T
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Lisensor: Mitsui
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Capacity: 1200 TPD
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The unit is designed to recover high purity
propylene from the mixed C3 feedstock fro
m RFCC.
RFCC LPG TREATER UNIT
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Lisensor: UOP
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Capacity: 43000 BPSD
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The unit is designed to process LPG feeds
tock from the RFCC unit after amine scrub
bing. The unit produces treated LPG with
a maxium total mercaptans content of 3 pp
m.
RFCC LIGHT GASOIL TREATE
R UNIT
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Lisensor: UOP
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Capacity: 24000 BPSD
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The unit is designed to process RFCC LG.
The unit produces treated LG with a minim
um 90% of mercaptans extraction from fee
d.
INDIRECT ALKYLATION UNIT
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Lisensor: UOP
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Capacity: 21500 BPSD
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The unit comprises three separate process
unit: a selective hydrogenation process (S
HP), a Nitrile removal unit (RNU), and an i
ndirect ALK unit.
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Feed is first processed in the SHP to rem
ove dienes and then into NRU to remove n
itriles before passing to in-ALK where isob
HYDROGEN MANUFACTURIN
G UNIT
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Designer: Foster Wheeler
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Capacity: 195.8 kNm3/h
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The HMU utilises steam-methane reformin
g of hydrocarbon feedstock ( refinery fuel
gas and LPG) to produce a hydrogen rich
gas product which is purified in a pressure
swing adsoption to yield hydrogen with a
minimum purity of 99.9 vol% of hydrogen.
HYDROGEN COMPRESSION AND DISTRIBUTIO
N SYTEM

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