Lawler, D.

Stone & Webster Ltd, Milton, Keyes, UK

Update hydrotreaters to process ‘green’ diesel

Hydrocarbon Processing / November 2001

Lawler, D., Robinson, S., Stone & Webster Ltd

Worldwide, refiners must adopt processing strategies to achieve nearly sulfur-free fuels. It is possible when utilizing newer catalysts and improved design technologies

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Long Son Petrochemicals Complex

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May 2023

Lawler, D.

Update hydrotreaters to process ‘green’ diesel

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