Residue Upgrading Options for Maximum Gasoline Production From Libyan Crude Oil
Keywords:
Refinery; Gasoline; Catalytic Reforming; Delayed coking; Crude oil.Abstract
Different refinery configurations are investigated for upgrading projects to increase gasoline production for local market demand. Libyan is an important contributor to the globe supply of light and sweet crude. It has five domestic refineries, all of them are simple hydro-skimming units. This work, theoretical approach for upgrading of atmospheric and vacuum residue derived from heaviest Libyan crude oil.
Obtained results show that the option3 which included delayed coking has shown the optimum in terms maximum gasoline.
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