Phillips 66 Company

Kening Gong

Alexandru Platon

Daren E Daugaard

Terry S Cantu

Reed J Eisenhart

Liang Zhang

John R Copeland

The present disclosure relates to processes and systems that convert biomass to stable intermediate hydrocarbon products that having a greatly decreased oxygen content. This stabilized intermediate hydrocarbon product may be easily be stored for an extended period of time, further refined into liquid transportation fuels (either alone or mixed with petroleum-derived hydrocarbons), or blended with petroleum-derived blendstocks to produce a finished liquid transportation fuel.

Fluidized upgrading/hydrostabilizing of pyrolysis vapors

Integrating a biomass pyrolysis and upgrading process into a fluid catalytic cracking unit. The process uses conventional FCC feed and a mixture of a solvent and biomass to produce upgraded fuel products. A slurry stream composed of solid biomass particles and a solvent is fed into an FCC riser through a slurry pump to achieve biomass pyrolysis and in situ pyrolysis oil upgrading. The catalytic cracking of the conventional petroleum feed also occurs in the riser.

Integrated FCC biomass pyrolysis/upgrading

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Bartlesville, OK, United States of America

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