Process for pretreatment of hydrocarbon oil prior to hydrocracking and fluid catalytic cracking
AssigneeTexaco Inc.
InventorsChakka Sudhakar, Paul O. Fritz, Carl J. Kjellson, Hua-Min Huang, Gerald G. Sandford
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AssigneeTexaco Inc.
InventorsChakka Sudhakar, Paul O. Fritz, Carl J. Kjellson, Hua-Min Huang, Gerald G. Sandford
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Disclosed is a process for pretreatment of hydrocarbon feed containing sulfur and nitrogen compounds and aromatics prior to hydrocracking or fluid catalytic cracking which comprises: contacting said feedstock with a sulfided catalyst comprising a metal of non-noble Group VIII and Group VIB, and, optionally one or more elements selected from Group IIIA and Group VA of the Periodic Table on a carbon support consisting essentially of activated carbon, optionally on a carbon support treated with phosphorus, having a B.E.T. (Braunauer-Emmett Teller) surface area of at least 100 m.sup.2 /g and an average Pore Diameter greater than 12.ANG. and a Total Pore Volume greater than 0.3 cc/g.
An improvement in a process for hydrocracking a hydrocarbon oil feedstock containing sulfur and nitrogen compounds and aromatics into lighter lower boiling products comprising:
In a fluid catalytic cracking process comprising admixing a hydrocarbon charge stock containing sulfur and nitrogen compounds and aromatics with an FCC catalyst in the bottom section of a riser reactor, passing the mixture of the hydrocarbon charge stock and the catalyst through the riser, thereby volatilizing the hydrocarbon charge stock and effecting cracking thereof;
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