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Recent Advances in Hydrocracking

  • Gruia A
Springer New York, (2007), 219-255
DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-25789-1_8
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Abstract

Hydrocracking is a versatile catalytic refining process that upgrades petroleum feedstocks by adding hydrogen, removing impurities and cracking to a desired boiling range. Hydrocracking requires the conversion of a variety of types of molecues and is characterized by the fact that the proceducts are of significantly lower molecular weight than the feed. Hydrocracking feeds can range from heavy vacuum gas oils and coker gas oils to atmospheric gas oils....

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Gruia, A. (2007). Recent Advances in Hydrocracking. In Practical Advances in Petroleum Processing (pp. 219–255). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-25789-1_8

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