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Impact of oil compatibility on quality of produced fuel oil during start-up operations of the new residue ebullated bed H-Oil hydrocracking unit in the LUKOIL Neftohim …

Stratiev et al., 2016

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16722801643368018195
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Stratiev D
Shishkova I
Nedelchev A
Nikolaychuk E
Sharafutdinov I
Nikolova R
Mitkova M
Yordanov D
Belchev Z
Rudnev N
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Fuel Processing Technology

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During start-up operations of the new residue ebullated bed H-Oil hydrocracking unit in the LUKOIL Neftohim Burgas refinery oil incompatibility was registered in the process of production of heavy fuel oil. Тhat was the reason for obtaining high sediment off-spec heavy …
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