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    Delayed Coking

    ABB’s proprietary delayed coking technology is The delayed coking unit design features on-
    Overview one of the most cost effective routes for converting/ line computer control, automatic unheading, single
    upgrading heavy residual stocks to more valuable, or double fired heaters, state-of-the-art coke
    lighter distillate products and coke. drum mechanical design, and an innovative water
    The technology is based on continuous refine- management/coke recovery system. The process
    ment over several decades in the design of de- can handle a variety of feedstocks, such as petro-
    layed cokers and accumulated data from over 60 leum derived resids, cracked materials (pyrolysis
    commercial installations. The ABB technology tar and cycle oils), as well as liquid feedstocks
    emphasizes high reliability and flexibility while derived from coal.
    meeting today’s more rigorous environmental The ABB design maximizes distillate yield,
    and safety requirements. while achieving the specification requirements of
    the downstream hydroprocessing units.

    Process Features Client Benefits


    Advantages
    Extensive commercial and pilot plant data base; Optimizes operating conditions and product slate
    predictive tools

    API sludge disposal process Provides sludge disposal capability

    Special coking heater design Maximizes run length ■ high efficiency

    On-line heater decoking Higher on-stream factor

    Proprietary coke pit/pad and coke drum structure Reduced investment and maintenance costs
    design

    Automated flange unheading system Enhanced operational safety ■ shorter cycle time

    Advanced control system Operating cost savings

    Environmentally advanced design Reduces fugitive emissions and waste effluents

    Coke drum mechanical design Maximizes drum life for all drum sizes

    Low recycle design Maximizes distillate production

    From extensive pilot plant and operating experi- of feedstocks and product requirements. For
    Predictive ence, ABB has developed a correlation package unusual feedstocks, ABB’s pilot plant can be used
    Tools and computer software to predict delayed coking to obtain design yields.
    yields and operating conditions for a wide variety

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    Delayed Coking

    Delayed coking is a semi-batch process using fractionator where it is separated into wet gas,
    Process alternating drums that are switched off-line after unstabilized naphtha, light gasoil, heavy gasoil,
    Description filling. Support facilities include closed blowdown, and recycle.
    coke cutting and handling, and a water recovery During the coke drum steam out and cooling
    system. period, all steam and hydrocarbon vapors are
    Hot residual oil is fed to the bottom of the directed to the blowdown system where they are
    fractionator where it mixes with condensed recovered. After the coke drum cooling cycle is
    recycle. The combined stream is heated in the complete, the coke is hydraulically cut from the
    furnace to initiate coke formation in the coke drum and dropped into a pit or pad, where water
    drums. Coke drum overhead vapor flows to the is separated from coke and recycled.

    Process Flow
    Diagram Wet Gas

    Reflux
    Drum
    Coke Coke
    Drum Drum
    Unstabilized
    Gasoil Naphtha
    Stripper

    Light Gasoil

    Residual Oil Heavy Gasoil

    Fractionator

    Heater

    ABB Lummus Global


    1515 Broad Street, Bloomfield, NJ 07003-3096 USA
    Tel. 1-973-893-1515 Fax. 1-973-893-2000
    2 of 2 e-mail: [email protected]

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