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- Co-processing of Biocrudes in Oil Refineries
Co-processing tests of FPBO and fossil VGO have so far mostly been carried out in lab-scale units, such as the advanced cracking evaluation (ACE) unit, MAT units, and alike The reported CO, CO 2, water, fuel gas, and coke yield has usually been higher compared to VGO feed
- Bio-oil Co-Processing with Refinery Streams
Objective: Accelerate adoption of co-processing biomass-derived feedstocks with petroleum streams in operating petroleum refineries to produce biogenic-carbon-containing fuels
- What is co-processing? | Neste
The same high-quality products but with lower carbon footprint thanks to reduced use of fossil resources For Neste, co-processing is a step in the gradual transformation of its oil refinery operations into producing renewables and circular solutions Co-processing is an addition to Neste’s existing capacity to produce renewable products
- Advancing the application of bio-oils by co-processing with petroleum . . .
Particularly, a detailed discussion is presented with respect to the most recent research work on bio-oil co-processing in a refinery FCC unit as well as the techno-economic analysis
- DOE_Argonne Co-processing LCA_v8_EMRE
Co-processing refers to a process that adds biomass-derived feedstocks to the fossil-based feedstocks of existing petroleum refinery process units With the use of biofeedstocks, it is expected that co-processed fuels would have lower CIs than their petroleum counterparts without requiring changes in the existing infrastructure for producing
- FCC pathways to co-processing
Co-processing feed options When considering co-processing feed options, high diversity presents unique operational and catalytic challenges for the FCC unit Figure 2 highlights three sub-groups for FCC co-processing This is based on the starting biomass feed category and advantages challenges from a co-processing viewpoint
- Bio Oil Co Processing with Refinery Streams - PNNL, NREL, LANL
Objective: Accelerate adoption of co-processing biomass-derived feedstocks with petroleum streams in operating petroleum refineries to produce biogenic-carbon-containing fuels
- Co-processing of biogenic feedstocks in petroleum refineries
1 Introduction Co-processing refers to the simultaneous transformation of biogenic feedstocks and intermediate petroleum distillates such as vacuum gas oil (VGO) in existing petroleum refinery process units to produce renewable hydrocarbon fuels Co-processing has recently received attention due to its potential to provide low carbon renewable fuels at economically competitive prices by
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