Heavy oil upgrading process (LAW813)
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1. A process to reduce the amount of metals and microcarbon residue in a hydrocarbon-containing feedstream comprising:
- (a) mild-slurry hydrotreating said feedstream in a single stage at a temperature and pressure for a sufficient time using a heterogeneous catalyst at metal levels at or below 300 ppm by weight relative to feed, and then directly (b) reducing said metals and said microcarbon residue from the hydrotreated product in a solvent deasphalter.
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Abstract
The present invention is a slurry-type process for upgrading heavy oils to FCC and S/C feeds under temperature and pressure conditions similar to MSHP, but employing catalysts in concentrations small enough (e.g., <300 ppm Mo on feed) that they need not be recycled.
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1. A process to reduce the amount of metals and microcarbon residue in a hydrocarbon-containing feedstream comprising:
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(a) mild-slurry hydrotreating said feedstream in a single stage at a temperature and pressure for a sufficient time using a heterogeneous catalyst at metal levels at or below 300 ppm by weight relative to feed, and then directly (b) reducing said metals and said microcarbon residue from the hydrotreated product in a solvent deasphalter. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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