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Exhaustive Refining of Crude Oil Feedstock: Visbreaking of Residues

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The quality of the high-viscosity residues changed significantly after reconstruction of the vacuum units (VU) on the AVT units at Ryazan' Oil Refinery Open Joint-Stock Company (see Table 1). A visbreaking unit based on the TK-1, type 15/5 thermal cracking unit in operation since 1961 was constructed for processing these residues. A mixture of vacuum and atmospheric resids was used as the feedstock for the TK-1.

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  1. Ryazan' Oil Refinery Open Joint-Stock Company, USSR

    G. G. Musienko, V. P. Ermakov & V. G. Solovkin

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  1. G. G. Musienko
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Musienko, G.G., Ermakov, V.P. & Solovkin, V.G. Exhaustive Refining of Crude Oil Feedstock: Visbreaking of Residues. Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils 36, 342–344 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1014038219553

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