unit 040 nhds presentation

Upload: nguyen-ngoc-tuong

Post on 05-Jul-2018

219 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    1/35

    Naphtha Hydro DeSulphurizer 

    - NHDS-

    Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    2/35

    Confidential1. Position of NHDS

    PENEX

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    3/35

    Overview

    NHDS

    Raffinate from Sulfolane

    Unit 048

    FRN from Intermediate

    Storage, Unit 152 (NNF)

    Makeup H2

    from CCR Platforming

    Unit 042

    FRN from LRU

    Unit 011

    Makeup H2

    from HCDS

    (NNF)

    Off-Gas to LRU 011

    Net Ovhd Liquid to LRU

    (C4 Spike case only)

    DLN to PENEX

    DHN to CCR

    Platforming

    DSO from Merox

    Unit 012/024

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    4/35

    2. Outline Confidential

    Licensor : UOP

    Capacity : 54100 BPSDTurn down : 50% of Capacity

    Feed : Full range naphtha from LRU

    Application of Product Oil

    - DLN : to PENEX

    - DHN : to CCR-PL

    - Off Gas : to Fuel gas

    - Unstabilized Naphtha : to LRU

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    5/35

    3. Feedstock and Product Properties Confidential

    Feedstock Properties

    - IBP : 45oC

    - FBP : 180oC- PONA : 69.59/0/19.57/10.84 wt%

    - SG @ 60oF : 0.721

    - Sulphur : 500 ppm wt

    - Nitrogen : 1 ppm wt

    - Arsenic : < 1ppb wt

    - DLN : C7+ < 2% wt

    : Benzene < 5% wt

    : C4 < 4% LV%

    - DHN : Sulphur < 0.5 ppm wt

    : Nitrogen < 0.5 ppm wt

    : End point < 204oC

    : Arsenic < 1 ppb wt

    Product Properties

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    6/35

    Confidential4. Reaction Chemistry

    1. Conversion of organic sulfur compounds to hydrogen sulfide

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    7/35

    Confidential4. Reaction Chemistry

    2. Conversion of organic nitrogen compounds to ammonia

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    8/35

    Confidential4. Reaction Chemistry

    3. Oxygen Removal

    4. Halide Removal

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    9/35

    Confidential4. Reaction Chemistry

    5. Saturation of olefins

    6. Metal Removal

    Removal of metals is essentially complete, at temperatures above 315°C,up to a metal loading of about 2-3 weight percent of the total catalyst.

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    10/35

    Desulfurization (HDS)   Denitrogenation (HDN)

    Olefins Saturation

    Oxygen removal

    Halides removal

    Aromatics Saturation

    Confidential4. Reaction Chemistry

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    11/35

    Catalyst

    Catalyst shapes:

    Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    12/35

    Catalyst

    Bed grading strategy:

    Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    13/35

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    14/35

    Catalyst composition:

    Catalyst Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    15/35

    Active

    Promoter

    Catalyst Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    16/35

    Catalyst

    Key performance criteria:

    Activity (required temperature)

    Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    17/35

    Selectivity (desired products)

    Stability (coke make)

    Catalyst Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    18/35

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    19/35

    Confidential6. Process variable

    1. Pressure:

    For straight run naphtha desulfurization, 20 to 35 kg/cm2g

    2. Temperature:Minimum reactor inlet temperature is 315°C

    3. Feed:

    If the sulfur level decreases below 0.15 wt-ppm sulfur,

    then sulfur should be injected into the feed.

    4. Hydrogen to Hydrocarbon ratio:For straight run naphtha from 40-75 nm3/m3

    5. Space velocity:

    SRN is processed at 4-12 LHSV

    6. Catalyst protection, aging and poisons:Coke ( 5% wt is OK)

    Metals ( 2-3% of the catalyst)

    Accumulation of deposit on top of the catalyst bed

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    20/35

    Process Variables

    1. Temperature

    - Major control variable

    - Increased throughout cycle to compensate for decreasingcatalyst activity

    - Catalyst activity correlates to Average Bed Temperature

    Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    21/35

    Process Variables

    - Temperature set by product specifications

    - Increasing reactor temperatures will

    + Lower product sulfur

    + Lower product aromatics

    + Higher temperature rise in reactor

    + Higher deactivation rate

    + Lower product Nitrogen and Oxygen

    Confidential

    f l

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    22/35

    Process Variables

    2. Fresh Feed Quality

    Confidential

    i bl fid i l

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    23/35

    Process Variables Confidential

    V i bl C fid i l

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    24/35

    Process Variables Confidential

    P V i bl C fid ti l

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    25/35

    Process Variables Confidential

    P V i bl C fid ti l

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    26/35

    Process Variables Confidential

    P V i bl C fid ti l

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    27/35

    Process Variables Confidential

    P V i bl Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    28/35

    Process Variables

    3. Feed rate (LHSV)

    Confidential

    P V i bl Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    29/35

    Process Variables Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    30/35

    Process Variables Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    31/35

    Process Variables

    5. Pressure

    Confidential

    Catalyst Deactivation Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    32/35

    Catalyst Deactivation Confidential

    7 Corrosion Flow Sheet Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    33/35

    FRNV-001

    RAFFINATE

    FRN FROM TANK

    V-101

    AC-101

    H-101R-101

    E-101

    K-101

    V-102

    1

    25

    V-201

    7

    AC-201

    To LRU

    AC-203

    C-201

    54

    V-202

    23

    AC-202

    6

    1

    E-204

    E-202

    E-201

    C-202

    E-203

    E-205

    E-206

    From SF

    From LRU

    FromMEROX

    H2 From

    Plat

    OFF GAS

    L.NAPHTA

    L.NAPHTA

    H.NAPHTA

    TO TANK

    TO TANK

    H.NAPHTA

          R      E      A      C      T      O      R

          S      T      R      I      P      P      E      R

          S      P      L      I      T      T      E      R

    TO PENEX

    TO CCR

    7. Corrosion Flow Sheet

    Water

    Sulfide

    SWS

    Corrosion inhibited

    SWS

    LPG

    To LRU

    P-201A/B

    P-001A/B

    P-202A/B

    P-203A/B

    - Wet H2S service

    - Ammonia Chloride

    - Wet H2S service

    Confidential

    88oC

    52oC

    126oC

    50oC

    90oC

    164oC

    105oC

    54oC

    40oC

    Confidential8 Corrosion Management

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    34/35

    Confidential8. Corrosion Management

    1. Water Injection

    Purpose:

    - Dilute corrosive agents- Prevented fouling ( Ammonia Chloride)

    Amount of injection:

    - 3% of feed

    2. Inhibited Injection

    Purpose:

    - Protect equipment surface

    Amount of injection:

    - 5.5 to 6 ppm Wt. in reflux.

    Confidential

  • 8/15/2019 Unit 040 NHDS Presentation

    35/35

    Confidential

    THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION