Lummus Technology Inc.

Chevron Lummus Global LLC

Saudi Aramco Technologies Company

Chevron U.s.a. Inc.

Applied Research Associates, Inc.

Abb Lummus Global Inc.

Saudi Arabian Technology Company

Saudi Arabian Technologies Company

Chevron Products Company

Ujjal Mukherjee

Marvin I Greene

Kandasamy Sundaram

Ronald M Venner

Mario C Baldassari

Julie Chabot

Essam Abdullah Al-Sayed

Pedro Santos

Theodorus Maesen

Sami Barnawi

Ibrahim Abba

Kareemuddin Shaik

Mazin Tamimi

Arun Arora

Wai Seung Louie

Edward N Coppola

Avinash Gupta

Sanjay Nana

Charles Red, Jr

J Steven Baxley

Jeffrey Rine

Abdul Rahman Zafer Akhras

Arthur J Dahlberg

Stephen J Stanley

Raghu Narayan

Meredith Lansdown

Wai Seung W Louie

Alexander E Kuperman

Ibrahim A Abba

Kareemuddin Mahaboob Shaik

Viorel Duma

Horacio Trevino

Varut Komalarajun

Derek Blackwell

Ann-Marie Olsen

Hyunuk Ryu

Alex Yoon

Theodorus Ludovicus Michael Maesen

Darush Farshid

Jerome F Mayer

Ahmad Faegh

Subhasis Bhattacharya

Kevin L Hofer

Art Dahlberg

Gary Sieli

Gary Lee Hamilton

Theodoras Ludovicus Michael Maesen

Processes herein may be used to thermally crack various hydrocarbon feeds, and may eliminate the refinery altogether while making the crude to chemicals process very flexible in terms of crude. In embodiments herein, crude is progressively separated into at least light and heavy fractions. Depending on the quality of the light and heavy fractions, these are routed to one of three upgrading operations, including a fixed bed hydroconversion unit, a fluidized catalytic conversion unit, or a residue hydrocracking unit that may utilize an ebullated bed reactor. Products from the upgrading operations may be used as feed to a steam cracker.

Configuration for olefins production

Processes herein may be used to thermally crack various hydrocarbon feeds, and may eliminate the refinery altogether while making the crude to chemicals process very flexible in terms of crude. In embodiments herein, crude is progressively separated into light and heavy fractions utilizing convection heat from heaters used in steam cracking. Depending on the quality of the light and heavy fractions, these are routed to one of three upgrading operations, including a fixed bed hydroconversion unit, a fluidized catalytic conversion unit, or a residue hydrocracking unit that may utilize either an ebullated bed reactor with extrudate catalysts or a slurry hydrocracking reactor using a homogeneous catalyst system, such as a molybdenum based catalysts which may optionally be promoted with nickel. Products from the upgrading operations can be finished olefins and/or aromatics, or, for heavier products from the upgrading operations, may be used as feed to the steam cracker.

Process for conversion of crudes and condensates to chemicals utilizing a mix of hydrogen addition and carbon rejection

Configuration for olefins and aromatics production

Integrated pyrolysis and hydrocracking systems and processes for efficiently cracking of hydrocarbon mixtures, such as mixtures including compounds having a normal boiling temperature of greater than 450&#xb0; C., 500&#xb0; C., or even greater than 550&#xb0; C., such as whole crudes for example, are disclosed.

Integrated pyrolysis and hydrocracking units for crude oil to chemicals

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