Three-stage process for producing ultra-clean distillate product

Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons – With preliminary treatment of feed

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208 88, 208 58, 208210, 208213, C10G 6900, C10G 6902

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051980991

ABSTRACT:
A process for producing ultra clean distillate and naphtha products wherein a distillate boiling range stream which contains heteroatoms and aromatics to subjected to three stage processing. The first stage is conventional hydrotreating, wherein the resulting effluent is further hydrotreated, but with a noble metal zeolite catalyst which is typically used for hydrocracking. The effluent from this second stage, which is now substantially free of heteroatoms, is passed to a third stage. This third stage is a hydrocracking stage, the severity of which will determine if the ultimate product will be a distillate or a naphtha.

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