Addition of a Reactor Process to a Coking Process
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1. A process comprising adding a reactor process to a coking process to cause a modification of a quantity, a yield characteristic, a quality, or a property of a product resulting from said coking process.
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A reactor process added to a coking process to modify the quantity or yield of a coking process product and/or modify certain characteristics or properties of coking process products.
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- 1. A process comprising adding a reactor process to a coking process to cause a modification of a quantity, a yield characteristic, a quality, or a property of a product resulting from said coking process.
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25. A process comprising introducing an additive into a coking process, wherein the improvement comprises:
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adding a reactor process to a coking process; and introducing an additive including catalyst to said reactor process to cause a modification of a quantity, a yield characteristic, a quality, or a property of a product resulting from said coking process; wherein said modification is caused by catalytic cracking, catalytic coking, thermal cracking, thermal coking, or any combination thereof; wherein said modification is used to reduce recycle in the coking process, reduce heavy components in the coker gas oils, or any combination thereof; and wherein said modification includes cracking of higher boiling point hydrocarbons to lower boiling point hydrocarbons that leave said reactor process as vapors and enter the downstream fractionator such that said lower boiling point hydrocarbons are separated into lower boiling point hydrocarbon process streams that are useful in oil refinery product blending.
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