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Petrochemical Economics : Technology Selection in a Carbon Constrained World.
Title:
Petrochemical Economics : Technology Selection in a Carbon Constrained World.
Author:
Seddon, Duncan.
ISBN:
9781848165359
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (266 pages)
Series:
Catalytic Science Series
Contents:
CONTENTS -- Preface -- Units -- Economic Analysis -- Data Sources -- Chapter 1: World Ethylene Production by Steam Cracking -- North America -- European Union and Russia -- Ethylene Production in the Middle East -- Cracking Operations in the Far East -- South America -- Africa -- Feedstock and Carbon Emissions -- Chapter 2: Chemistry of Olefin Production -- Thermodynamics of Thermal Cracking -- Chemical Kinetics -- Yield of Ethylene and Propylene from Lighter Feedstock -- Thermal Cracking of Larger Molecules -- Reaction Severity -- Differences between Pyrolysis and Catalytic Cracking -- Chapter 3: Gaseous Feedstocks - Production and Price -- Gaseous Feed Stocks from Natural Gas -- LPG from Other Sources - LPG Quality -- Prices of Gaseous Feed Stocks -- Chapter 4: Liquid Feedstock, Production and Price -- Primary Refinery Operations -- Naphtha Quality -- Price of Naphtha and Other Liquid Feed Stocks -- Chapter 5: Value of Products, Storage and Transport -- Products -- Hydrocarbon By-Products -- Storage of LPG -- Transport -- Estimation of Chemical Shipping Costs -- Chapter 6: Carbon Dioxide Emissions -- Carbon Geo-Sequestration -- Removal of Carbon Dioxide from Process Streams -- Removal of Carbon Dioxide from Flue Gas -- Strategies for Reducing Carbon Emissions -- Geo-Sequestration -- The Cost of Carbon Geo-Sequestration -- ECONOMIC ANALYSIS -- Chapter 7: Ethane Cracking -- Feed Requirements and Thermal Efficiency -- Ethylene Production Costs From Ethane -- Carbon Emissions from Ethane Cracking -- Chapter 8: LPG Cracking -- Basic Chemistry of LPG Cracking -- Economics of Propane Cracking -- Economics of Butane Cracking -- Isobutane Cracking -- Carbon Dioxide Emissions in LPG Cracking -- Chapter 9: Liquid Feedstock Cracking -- Economics of Naphtha Cracking -- Gas Oil Cracking -- Carbon Emissions from Naphtha and LSWR Cracking.

Chapter 10: Other Routes to Olefins from Hydrocarbons -- Fluid Cat-Cracking (FCC) -- Catalytic Cracking to Produce Ethylene -- Catalytic Dehydration of Paraffin to Light Olefins -- Olefin Metathesis -- Catalytic Dehydration of Ethanol -- Carbon Emissions from Propane Dehydrogenation -- Chapter 11: Routes to Olefins from Coal -- Coal to Olefins - Current Technology -- Economics of Olefin Production from Coal and Gas -- Coal to Acetylene and Olefins -- Carbon Emissions for Gas and Coal to Olefins -- Chapter 12: Closing Remarks -- Production Economics -- Carbon Emissions -- Catalyst Issues -- APPENDICES -- A1: Abbreviations and Unit Equivalents -- A2. Some Useful Conversion Factors for Fuels and Products -- A3. Cost of Utilities -- A4. Nelson-Farrar Cost Indices -- A5. Location Factors -- A6. Methodology for Economic Analysis -- A7. Indexed Feedstock Costs -- Index.
Abstract:
This compendium gives an overview of the technologies and economics in the production of olefins in the petrochemical industries. It highlights the options and costs for producing olefins using different technologies and different feedstocks at a time when the cost of carbon dioxide emissions are set to be included in the production cost. Industry professionals, engineers, research scientists and financiers will find this title a valuable resource.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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