Petrochemical Cracker
Hi,
i am virat & i work for ***** as a senior research analyst in the petrochemicals domain. I am currently working on an internal study on global cracker profiling. I would like to understand about the current global cracker scenario and have an understanding of the future trends with regards to crackers located across the globe.
Looking in specific on the following points:
1)exhaustive list of crackers and location â na, la, emea and apac
2) feedstock base in each of the crackers.
3) technology used in each of the crackers.
4) products under consideration: ethylene, propylene and butadiene.
Looking for experts in the field of petrochemicals.
Thanks and regards,
virat
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the catalysis center for energy innovation (ccei), a u.S. Department of energy-energy frontier research center led by the university of delaware, has announced a two-year program with exxonmobil to research renewable chemicals from biomass. The research will focus on converting lignocellulosic (non-food) biomass such as trees and grasses to polymers that are identical to existing petrochemical products. Research strategies to replace fossil fuel feedstocks for polymers have initially focused on new chemicals derived from biomass that have the same function but new structure. However, functional-replacement chemicals for new polymers frequently have physical properties that can make processing challenging and can be expensive to develop into new products.The cceis research focuses on using high throughput and low cost thermochemical (non-biological) catalysts to yield direct-replacement chemicals. You can mix our renewable chemicals with the petroleum-based material and the consumer will not be able to tell the difference, says paul dauenhauer, professor, of the ccei and the university of massachusetts amherst. Bio-derived direct-replacement chemicals can be directly blended at any ratio with existing petrochemical products.
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b. Change outs
c. Precious metal recovery
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5. How much does o&g contribute to the overall catalyst demand?
6. Key manufacturing hubs of catalysts
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