Crude/Coking Q&A - Part 1
Crude, Coking
Panel:
Beverly Long, Marathon Petroleum Corporation
Sylvain Fontaine, Veolia Water Technologies & Solutions
Royce Roemisch, Delek US
Bob Graham, HF Sinclair Corporation
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Crude/Coking Q&A - Part 2
Crude, Coking
Panel:
Beverly Long, Marathon Petroleum Corporation
Sylvain Fontaine, Veolia Water Technologies & Solutions
Royce Roemisch, Delek US
Bob Graham, HF Sinclair Corporation
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Digital Service for Crude Blending and Desalter Operation. Fast Crude Stability and Blend Assessments Using Field-deployed Handheld NIR Spectrometer
Crude
Speakers:
Steven M. Haley, Phillips 66
Graylon Williams, Nalco Water
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Crude/Coking Townhall
Crude, Coking
Speakers:
Chris McDowell, Becht
Steve Williams, Marathon Petroleum Corporation
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Crude Desalting Innovation
Crude
Speakers:
Representative, Veolia Water Technologies & Solutions
Representative, CHS Inc.
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Innovation in Job Site Tools That Have Led to Hands-Free Safety
Maintenance Technology Showcase
This session will discuss Phillips 66's employee-initiated journey to hands-free safety tools.
Facilitator:
Willis Jernigan, Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC
Speakers:
Russell Thompson, Phillips 66
Jarvis Barnes, Phillips 66
Technology Provider:
Chris Lee, The Hand Safety Tool Company
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Oilfield Production Additives Impact on Unconventional Crudes
Crude
Many refiners are processing larger volumes of attractively priced unconventional crudes produced from fracking operations. Contain polymers and other additives that upstream processors are often used to enhance oil recovery or address hydraulic limitations in their operations. These additives can disrupt refining unit operations such as Crude Desalters or restrict the ability of the refiner to meet key product specifications such as JFTOT or NACE Spindle Corrosion test.
Facilitator: Sam Lordo, Becht
Speakers:
Bob Falkiner, Becht
Wesley Teasdale, Halliburton Multi-Chem
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Testing and Modelling Crude Oil Compatibility
Crude
Processing crudes from different sources leaves the possibility of blending incompatible mixtures. Compatibility models uses correlations to estimate the potential to create incompatible mixtures. Understanding the potential for compatibility effects without physically testing the crude provides the ability to choose the crude mix and purchase it while the market factors are favorable and the ability to safely purchase distressed cargos. The paper will discuss the basis of model correlations and the application to actual blends.
Facilitator: Sam Lordo, Becht
Speaker: Scott Sayles, Becht
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