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Advanced hydrotreating & MaxFlux™: unlocking clean hydrocarbons from pyrolysis oil
Introduction Pyrolysis oils distilled from mixed plastic waste offer a potential goldmine for circularity, but only if they are upgraded to meet the stringent purity demands of modern chemical plants and refineries. This essential upgrade step hydrotreating is delivered at its most effective by Sulzer’s advanced MaxFlux™ technology. Why hydrotreat pyrolysis oil? Unpurified pyrolysis oil contains high levels of sulfur, nitrogen, halogens (like chlorine), oxygenates, and metals
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GT-BTX PluS™: meeting today’s gasoline specifications with an integrated one-step solution
Introduction With tightening global fuel standards and evolving market dynamics, refineries must produce low-sulfur, high-octane gasoline while having flexibility to convert gasoline to petrochemicals such as aromatics for the volatile market requirement. Sulzer’s GT-BTX PluS™ offers an advanced solution delivering both high-value petrochemicals and ultra-clean fuels in a single, efficient process. Why GT-BTX PluS™ is the one-step answer Simultaneous BTX Recovery and Sulfur R
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Unlocking double value: how GT-BTX PluS™ maximizes aromatics recovery while reducing sulfur in FCC gasoline
Introduction Refineries and petrochemical facilities today face intense pressure to comply with stricter environmental regulations, reduce operating costs, and maximize profits from every barrel. FCC (Fluid Catalytic Cracking) gasoline streams, while containing significant amount of valuable aromatics like benzene, toluene, and xylenes (BTX), also has sulfur compounds that must be removed for clean-fuel mandates without saturating the olefins that provides the octane value. S
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