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Merox is an
acronym for
mercaptan oxidation. It is a
proprietary catalytic chemical process developed by UOP used in oil
refineries and
natural gas processing...
- ("CCR") or
branch structures ("Penex"). It
removes harmful sulphur in the
Merox system, with the NHT and by SCANfining. In detail, the
refinery will run...
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multiple sources: the
Merox processing of gasoline; the
Merox processing of kerosene/jet fuel; and the
caustic scrubbing/
Merox processing of LPG. In these...
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distilled fractions from the
crude oil
distillation unit (such as
diesel oil).
Merox (mercaptan oxidizer) or
similar units:
Desulfurize LPG,
kerosene or jet...
- On 12
October 1969, the
refinery was commissioned. In 1971, the
naphtha merox unit was
modified to
commence production of
liquefied natural gas (LNG)...
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thermally cracking them into lighter, more
valuable reduced viscosity products.
Merox desulfurize LPG,
kerosene or jet fuel by
oxidizing mercaptans to organic...
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attempted on-board
desulfurization (removing mercaptans) of
naphtha in a
Merox-like process. In this way high mercaptan-laden
gasoline is
upgraded to meet...
- The
recovered streams of propane,
butanes and C5+ may be "sweetened" in a
Merox process unit to
convert undesirable mercaptans into
disulfides and, along...
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distillation units (often
referred to as
condensate splitters) and five
merox sweetening units. An
upgrade -
costing $850
million (US) - was implemented...
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crude oil.
Other projects included a
residual upgrading project in 1980, a
Merox Unit in 1980, a
hydrocracker in 1981, a 1
million barrel storage tank at...
