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Hari S Bajpai

Donald A Eizenga

David A Wegerer

Gautam Pandey

Ashish Mathur

Manoj N Kumar

Stephen W Sohn

Xin X Zhu

Richard K Hoehn

Gregory A Funk

Phillip F Daly

Bradley P Russell

Steven A Bradley

William Yanez

Michael Van De Cotte

Christopher D DiGiulio

Ka Leung Lok

Bryan James Egolf

Krishna Mani

Sujay R Krishnamurthy

Jeffrey R Grott

Cora Wang Ploentham

James T Wexler

Hosoo Lim

Krishan Pratap Jadaun

Matthew R Zuraski

Nikunj Manubhai Patel

Falaah Falih

Rafael Alcala

Kristen E Allaire

Joseph Peterson

Haibo Yu

Elie J Fayad

A process for hydrotreating a renewable feedstock with improved carbon monoxide management is disclosed. A mixture of renewable feedstock and hydrocarbon feedstock is treated in a hydrotreating reactor to produce a hydrotreated effluent stream and contacting the hydrotreated effluent stream with a water gas shift catalyst bed to produce a shift reactor effluent stream. The shift reactor effluent stream is passed to a cold separator to recover a cold vapor stream and recycling the cold vapor stream having reduced concentration of carbon monoxide to the hydrotreating zone. The subject matter disclosed provides an improved process and apparatus to reduce the accumulation of CO by converting CO present in the hydrotreated effluent stream to COusing the water shift gas reaction.

Integrated process for hydrotreating a renewable feedstock with improved carbon monoxide management

The process produces a diesel stream from a biorenewable feedstock by hydrotreating to remove heteroatoms and saturate olefins. The recycle gas is recycled to the hydrotreating reactor without removing hydrogen sulfide, which is needed in the biorenewable feed to keep the hydrotreating catalyst active. A purification unit can be utilized on a purge gas stream to purify the gas and improve hydrogen concentration in the recycle gas when added to the recycle gas.

Process for producing diesel fuel from a biorenewable feed with recycled sulfur

Processes and apparatus for reforming hydrocarbons to reduce the impact of contaminants created by non-catalyst coking. The reaction zone receives sulfur to inhibit the impact, and a control index is used to control the determine conditions with generally lower pressures. Additionally, a compression zone, pressure control zone and combustion zone operation are provided for the operation of the reaction zone at the generally lower pressures.

Processes and apparatuses for operating a hydrocarbon conversion zone

A process increases the concentration of normal paraffins in a feed stream comprising separating a naphtha feed stream into a normal paraffin rich stream and a non-normal paraffin rich stream. A naphtha feed stream may be separated into a normal paraffin stream and a non-normal paraffin stream. An isomerization feed stream may be taken from the non-normal paraffin stream and isomerized over an isomerization catalyst to convert non-normal paraffins to normal paraffins and produce an isomerization effluent stream. The isomerization effluent stream may be separated into a propane stream and a C4+ hydrocarbon stream optionally in a single column. The C4+ hydrocarbon stream may be recycled to the step of separating a naphtha feed stream.

Process for increasing the concentration of normal hydrocarbons in a light naphtha stream

The process removes hydrogen sulfide from hydrotreated gas by TSA. Hydrogen sulfide adsorbs on the adsorbent while allowing hydrogen in the hydrotreated gas to pass the adsorbent to provide a desulfided hydrogen gas stream and a sulfided adsorbent. A regenerant gas stream can be contacted with the sulfided adsorbent at a swing temperature to desorb hydrogen sulfide from the adsorbent into the regenerant gas stream. The regenerant gas stream can then be recycled to a hydrotreating reactor for processing biorenewable feed to provide hydrogen sulfide to the reactor. The desulfided gas stream can be purified to remove impurities such as carbon oxides and recycled to the hydrotreating reactor and/or used as the regenerant gas stream.

Process for producing diesel fuel from a biorenewable feed with recycled sulfur from temperature swing adsorption regenerant

A process and apparatus for hydrocracking a hydrocarbon stream that feeds a cold stripped stream and a hot stripped stream to a prefractionator from which a prefractionated overhead stream and a prefractionated bottoms stream are passed to a product fractionation column. The product fractionation column may produce three products, light naphtha, heavy naphtha and distillate omitting the need for a naphtha splitter column. Data may be received from a stream in fluid communication with the foregoing process and apparatus.

Process and apparatus for hydrocracking with prefractionator for stripped streams

A process and apparatus for hydrocracking a hydrocarbon stream that strips a liquid hydrocracked stream in a stripping column to provide a stripping overhead stream and a stripped stream. The stripping overhead stream fractionated to provide a light fractionated overhead stream, a light fractionated intermediate stream and a light fractionated bottoms stream in a single light fractionation column omitting the need for a separate deethanizer column.

Process and apparatus for hydrocracking with light fractionation column with three products

A process and apparatus for hydrocracking a hydrocarbon stream that feeds a cold stripped stream and a hot stripped stream to a prefractionator from which a prefractionated overhead stream and a prefractionated bottoms stream are passed to a product fractionation column. The product fractionation column may produce three products, light naphtha, heavy naphtha and distillate omitting the need for a naphtha splitter column.

A process and apparatus for hydrocracking a hydrocarbon stream strips a liquid hydrocracked stream in a reboiled stripping column to provide a stripping overhead stream and a stripped stream and a vaporized stripping overhead stream has LPG hydrocarbons absorbed from it with an absorbent stream comprising the stripped stream. No equipment is needed to remove water from the absorbent stream due to the lack of steam added during stripping with a reboil column.

Process and apparatus for hydrocracking with stripping gas sponge absorber

A process and apparatus for hydrocracking a hydrocarbon stream that feeds a cold stripped stream and a hot stripped stream to a product fractionation column which may be reboiled. The product fractionation bottoms stream is passed to a heavy fractionation column that may be steam stripped and may be under vacuum.

Process and apparatus for hydrocracking with heavy fractionation column

A process and apparatus for hydrocracking a distillate stream and provides for separation into product cuts without a separate debutanizer column, a naphtha splitter column or a sponge absorber column. The product cuts include a C-CLPG stream and a heavy naphtha stream which can be useful as a reforming feed stream. Additionally, as few as two heaters that rely on external utilities may be required for reboiling fractionator column bottoms.

Process for hydrocracking with simplified recovery

A process and apparatus for hydrocracking a hydrocarbon stream and with heat integration between two stripping columns. Both stripping columns use a reboiler for heat input to avoid steam recovery and dew point issues in the overhead. A hot stripped stream can provide heat to the cold stripping column by heat exchange. Additionally, as few as two heaters that rely on external utilities may be required for reboiling fractionator column bottoms.

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Haryana, India

Hari S Bajpai