October 2012

Refining Developments

Maximize diesel production in an FCC-centered refinery, Part 2

Part two of this series focuses on the selection of FCC catalysts, methods for hydroprocessing light cycle oil (LCO) and the production of diesel fuel from FCC byproducts.

KBR: Niccum, P. K.

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Niccum, P. K. - KBR, Houston, Texas

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