Phillips 66 Company

Faria, Jimmy a.

Nelson, Jon M.

Paul, Uchenna P.

Smith, Danielle K.

Uchenna Prince Paul

Kristi A Fjare

Jon M Nelson

Danielle Kristin Smith

David Brooke Ingram

Jianhua Yao

Bruce B Randolph

Joe D Allison

Roland Schmidt

Richard D Sadok

Mark Rumel Cragun

Jimmy A Faria

Danielle K Smith

The present invention relates to processes for converting a feedstream comprising predominantly light alcohols into liquid transportation fuels in the gasoline boiling range. In certain embodiments, the feedstream is a bio-waste stream derived from the conversion of sorbitol or glycerol to propanediol.

Biomass-derived waste to low durene fuels

A process of producing a feed form a solid electrolyte oxygen separator and combusting the feed in a steam methane reforming furnace to produce a flue gas.

Process for enabling carbon-capture from conventional steam methane reformer

A process of producing a feed from a solid oxide electrolysis cell. A first portion of the flue gas produced from a combustion process is directed to the anode side of the solid oxide electrolysis cell. The feed and a second portion of the flue gas are then mixed to produce an enhanced feed. The enhanced feed is then mixed with fuel and combusted in the combustion process to produce flue gas. The flue gas comprises greater than 50 wt % COand less than 1 wt % N.

Process for enabling carbon-capture from existing combustion processes

A process of decomposing a biomass derivative to produce a gaseous product and then introducing the gaseous product into a steam reformer.

Method for producing renewable hydrogen from biomass derivatives using steam reforming technology

A process is described for flowing an oxygenate feed over a catalyst in an adiabatic fixed bed reactor to product a reactor effluent and heat. The reaction inside the adiabatic fixed bed reactor occurs at a reaction temperature from about 200&#xb0; C. to about 375&#xb0; C. The reactor effluent is then condensed to separate the liquid products and the gaseous products. A separation step then separates the gaseous products into hydrogen and off-gas.

Process scheme for catalytic production of renewable hydrogen from oxygenate feedstocks

A method of steam reforming where a reaction occurs in which an oxygenated feed contacts a catalyst to produce hydrogen. The catalyst of the reaction comprises a metal/metal promoter on a nickel/transition metal blend catalyst supported on a high-energy lattice metal oxide.

Catalysts for renewable hydrogen production from oxygenated feedstocks

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