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Lieberman, N.
Lieberman, N.
Vacuum Improvement Consulting Engineering, Metairie, Louisiana
Troubleshoot operation of a steam ejector vacuum system
Hydrocarbon Processing / February 2016
Lieberman, N.
, Vacuum Improvement Consulting Engineering;
Cardoso, R.
, Phillips 66
A crude vacuum unit operating properly generates high gasoil yield vs. low-value vacuum residue.
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