Abstract
Oil in Western Kazakhstan has significantly different in physical and chemical characteristics depending on the geographical location of oil fields, geological age and depth of burial. This has an impact on the composition and yield of light fractions in the catalytic cracking. A mathematical model of a catalytic cracking adapted to the feedstock conditions of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented in this paper. The impact of technological mode on the yield and composition of light fractions from the catalytic cracking unit was carried out using mathematical model of catalytic cracking. Patterns of change in the yield of rich gas, the light and heavy gas oil, gasoline and coke depending on the composition of the feedstock and technological mode of reactor-regenerator unit was defined.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 740-745 |
| Number of pages | 6 |
| Journal | Petroleum and Coal |
| Volume | 58 |
| Issue number | 7 |
| Publication status | Published - 2016 |
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Keywords
- Light fraction yield
- Advanced petroleum refining
- Catalytic cracking
- Group composition of feedstock
- Mathematical modelling
- Resource efficiency
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Energy(all)
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Mathematical model of advanced refining technology adapted to the feedstock conditions of the republic of Kazakhstan. / Nazarova, G.; Ivashkina, E.; Ivanchina, E.; Burumbaeva, G.; Svarovskii, A.; Seytenova, G.
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T1 - Mathematical model of advanced refining technology adapted to the feedstock conditions of the republic of Kazakhstan
AU - Nazarova, G.
AU - Ivashkina, E.
AU - Ivanchina, E.
AU - Burumbaeva, G.
AU - Svarovskii, A.
AU - Seytenova, G.
PY - 2016
Y1 - 2016
N2 - Oil in Western Kazakhstan has significantly different in physical and chemical characteristics depending on the geographical location of oil fields, geological age and depth of burial. This has an impact on the composition and yield of light fractions in the catalytic cracking. A mathematical model of a catalytic cracking adapted to the feedstock conditions of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented in this paper. The impact of technological mode on the yield and composition of light fractions from the catalytic cracking unit was carried out using mathematical model of catalytic cracking. Patterns of change in the yield of rich gas, the light and heavy gas oil, gasoline and coke depending on the composition of the feedstock and technological mode of reactor-regenerator unit was defined.
AB - Oil in Western Kazakhstan has significantly different in physical and chemical characteristics depending on the geographical location of oil fields, geological age and depth of burial. This has an impact on the composition and yield of light fractions in the catalytic cracking. A mathematical model of a catalytic cracking adapted to the feedstock conditions of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented in this paper. The impact of technological mode on the yield and composition of light fractions from the catalytic cracking unit was carried out using mathematical model of catalytic cracking. Patterns of change in the yield of rich gas, the light and heavy gas oil, gasoline and coke depending on the composition of the feedstock and technological mode of reactor-regenerator unit was defined.
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KW - Advanced petroleum refining
KW - Catalytic cracking
KW - Group composition of feedstock
KW - Mathematical modelling
KW - Resource efficiency
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