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Petrochemical Processing, Hydrocarbon Technology and Green Engineering

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A comprehensive textbook on petrochemical conversion processes for petroleum and natural gas fractions as produced by refinery operations

This innovative textbook provides essential links between the chemical sciences and chemical technology, between petrochemistry and hydrocarbon technology. The book brings alive key concepts forming the basis of chemical technology and presents a solid background for innovative process development. In all chapters, the processes described are accompanied by simplified flow schemes, encouraging students to think in terms of conceptual process designs.

Petrochemistry: Petrochemical Processing, Hydrocarbon Technology and Green Engineering introduces students to a variety of topics related to the petrochemical industry, hydrocarbon processing, fossil fuel resources, as well as fuels and chemicals conversion. The first chapter covers the fundamentals and principals for designing several of the processes in the book, including discussions on thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, reactor calculations, and industrial catalysts. The following chapters address recent advances in hydrocarbon technology, energy technology, and sources of hydrocarbons. The book then goes on to discuss the petrochemical industry based on four basic pillars, all derived from petroleum and natural gas:

  • Production of lower alkenes; other sources of lower alkenes; petrochemicals from C2-C3 alkenes
  • Production of BTX aromatics; chemicals from BTX aromatics
  • C1 technology
  • Diversification of petrochemicals 

The growing importance of sustainable technology, process intensification and addressing greenhouse gas emissions is reflected throughout the book.

Written for advanced students working in the areas of petrochemistry, hydrocarbon technology, natural gas, energy materials and technologies, alternative fuels, and recycling technologies the book is also a valuable reference for industrial practitioners in the oil and gas industry.



MARTIN BAJUS, Professor of Chemical Technology at Slovak University of Technology, Institute of Organic Chemistry, Catalysis and Petrochemistry, Bratislava, Slovak Republic. Prof. Bajus is a leading expert in refinery, petrochemical, energy and recycling technologies, and founder of the Bratislava School of Pyrolysis at the Slovak University of Technology.


A comprehensive textbook on petrochemical conversion processes for petroleum and natural gas fractions as produced by refinery operations This innovative textbook provides essential links between the chemical sciences and chemical technology, between petrochemistry and hydrocarbon technology. The book brings alive key concepts forming the basis of chemical technology and presents a solid background for innovative process development. In all chapters, the processes described are accompanied by simplified flow schemes, encouraging students to think in terms of conceptual process designs. Petrochemistry: Petrochemical Processing, Hydrocarbon Technology and Green Engineering introduces students to a variety of topics related to the petrochemical industry, hydrocarbon processing, fossil fuel resources, as well as fuels and chemicals conversion. The first chapter covers the fundamentals and principals for designing several of the processes in the book, including discussions on thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, reactor calculations, and industrial catalysts. The following chapters address recent advances in hydrocarbon technology, energy technology, and sources of hydrocarbons. The book then goes on to discuss the petrochemical industry based on four basic pillars, all derived from petroleum and natural gas: Production of lower alkenes; other sources of lower alkenes; petrochemicals from C2-C3 alkenes Production of BTX aromatics; chemicals from BTX aromatics C1 technology Diversification of petrochemicals The growing importance of sustainable technology, process intensification and addressing greenhouse gas emissions is reflected throughout the book. Written for advanced students working in the areas of petrochemistry, hydrocarbon technology, natural gas, energy materials and technologies, alternative fuels, and recycling technologies the book is also a valuable reference for industrial practitioners in the oil and gas industry.

MARTIN BAJUS, Professor of Chemical Technology at Slovak University of Technology, Institute of Organic Chemistry, Catalysis and Petrochemistry, Bratislava, Slovak Republic. Prof. Bajus is a leading expert in refinery, petrochemical, energy and recycling technologies, and founder of the Bratislava School of Pyrolysis at the Slovak University of Technology.

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Erscheint lt. Verlag 3.1.2020
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Naturwissenschaften Chemie Technische Chemie
Technik
Schlagworte Alkenes • BTX aromatics • C1 technology • catalysis • chemical conversion</p> • chemical engineering • chemical science • Chemie • Chemische Verfahrenstechnik • Chemistry • Energie • Energy • Erdgas • Erdgas u. Erdöl • Green Engineering • hydrocarbon technology • <p>petrochemistry: petrochemical processing • Natural gas • Natural Gas & Petroleum Products • organic technology • petrochemicals • Petrochemie • Petrochemie / Brennstoffindustrie • Petrochemistry / Fuel • Petroleum
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