Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons – Cracking
Patent
1991-06-18
1992-05-19
Myers, Helane E.
Mineral oils: processes and products
Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons
Cracking
208 48R, 208 50, 201 25, C10G 914, C10G 1100
Patent
active
051145642
ABSTRACT:
An improved delayed coking process is described in which sludge and oxygen contact hot coke during the quench cycle at conditions which cause at least a portion of the organics contained in the sludge to oxidize. Preferably, a portion of the sludge is combusted and the heat generated is used to help remove, during the quench cycle, entrapped liquids contained in the coke bed and to enhance thermal conversion of hazardous materials contained in the sludge to less harmful materials.
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Amoco Corporation
Magidson William H.
McDonald Scott P.
Myers Helane E.
Sroka Frank J.
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