Continuous Catalytic Reforming (CCR)

Continuous Catalytic Reforming (CCR) – Application Overview

Reforming is used to convert low-octane naphtha into a high-octane reformate for petrol blending and to provide aromatics for petrochemical plants. It also produces high purity hydrogen for hydrotreating processes.

FLOW DIAGRAM
Item Applications Temp range (°F) Pressure (psi) Size (in)
1 Feed pump isolation valve 200 – 550 300 – 800 6 – 10
2 Automated reactor overhead regeneration 200 – 550 300 – 800 1 – 8
3 Automated reactor overhead purge 200 – 550 300 – 800 1 – 8
4 Manual standby reduction zone purge 200 – 550 300 – 800 1 – 8
5 Manual reactor bottoms unloading valve 200 – 550 300 – 800 1 – 8
6 Automated reactor bottoms unloading valve 200 – 550 300 – 800 1 – 8
7 Manual hydrogen loading to lock hopper #1 200 – 400 300 – 700 1 – 8
8 Manual hydrogen vent to lock hopper #1 & 2 200 – 400 300 – 700 1 – 8
9 Manual nitrogen purge for lock hopper #1 & 2 200 – 400 300 – 700 1 – 8
10 Manual catalyst for lift engager 1 & 2 200 – 400 300 – 700 1 – 8
11 Automated catalyst for lift engager 1 & 2 200 – 400 300 – 700 1 – 8
12 Manual air valve to regeneration cooler 200 – 400 300 – 700 6
13 Manual air valve to surge hopper 200 – 400 300 – 700 6
14 Automated fresh catalyst addition 100 – 150 300 – 500 2 – 8
15 Manual regen catalyst uploading from surge hopper 200 – 400 300 – 700 6
16 Manual regen catalyst uploading from surge hopper 200 – 400 300 – 700 6
17 Manual pressure balancing for lock hopper 200 – 400 300 – 700 6
18 Manual reactor reformate isolation valve 200 – 400 300 – 700 6 – 10