High temperature hydroconversion without incompatibles formation

Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons – Cracking

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208154, 208157, 208159, 208216, 208251H, 208264, 252465, 252477R, C10G 1302, B01J 2704

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039987221

ABSTRACT:
A hydrotreating process, particularly a hydroconversion process, wherein a hydrogenation catalyst is contacted with a hydrocarbon or hydrocarbonaceous feed containing 1050.degree. F.+ materials at a preselected high initial temperature and maintained essentially at this temperature throughout an operating run. In accordance with such mode of operation certain advantages are obtained, these including: (1) greater overall conversion of 1050.degree. F.+ to 1050.degree. F.- hydrocarbon products at a given level of hydrodesulfurization, catalyst consumption rate, with the same reactor volume and pressure requirements; (2) greater overall reduction of Con carbon; and (3) improved overall feed metals reduction.

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