PD162.HydrotreatingAmineSuphur.oct.KUL

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HYDROTREATING19 20 October 2015 | Kuala Lumpur | MalaysiaAMINE TREATING &

SULPHUR RECOVERY21 23 October 2015 | Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia

Conducted by Course Director:

Chris PashleyChris Pashley is an experienced Chemical Engineer, with over 25 years technical and commercial experience in a

wide range of disciplines in both the upstream and downstream petroleum sectors. This has included seven years

as a Process Engineer with Texaco Ltd. at its Pembroke Crude Oil Refinery in Southwest Wales and a further sevenyears as a Senior Consultant at Gaffney, Cline & Associates. Currently, he works as a Risk Engineer for the insurance

industry, which includes providing risk reduction advice for clients and the provision of assessments of insurance

risk for underwriters. This has resulted in the risk assessment and evaluation of upstream production facilities,

downstream oil, gas and petrochemical plants and visits to over 60 countries.

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HYDROTREATING, AMINE TREATING & SULPHUR RECOVERY19 23 October 2015 | Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia

Due to the fact that environmental pressures are resulting in increasingly stringent limits on the sulphur content of refined

products while, simultaneously, crude oil quality may deteriorate in terms of sulphur content, hydrotreating is now an

essential and increasingly important component of refinery operations. Due to its capability in handling a wide variety of

feedstocks, hydrotreating finds utility in processing naphtha, kerosene, gas oil/diesel, vacuum gas oils, lube base oils,

waxes, cracked distillates and atmospheric and vacuum residues. There are several types of hydrotreating catalystsavailable on the market and each possesses its own particular set of properties and operating requirements.

Consequently, this two-day course concentrates on the fundamental principles of hydrotreating; catalyst selection,

loading and conditioning; and unit operational practice. The course also examines the different types of hydrotreating

processes for the wide variety of potential feedstocks; key operational issues; and troubleshooting techniques.

Upon completion of this training course participants will be able to:

Gain an full understanding of the fundamentals of hydrotreating technology

Appreciate the role of hydrotreating in a modern refinery

Review recent developments in catalyst technology

Become familiar with hydrotreating operations

Examine appropriate troubleshooting techniques

Course Agenda in Summary

Environmental pressures on refined product specifications

Crude oil sulphur content trends

Hydrotreating theory and the hydrotreaters place in a modern refinery

Hydrotreating feedstocks and process unit types

Hydrotreating operational issues

Catalyst types, selection, loading, conditioning and monitoring

Catalyst regeneration and sulphiding

Troubleshooting techniques

Unit debottlenecking options

Who Should Attend

Refinery Process Plant Operators and Supervisors wishing to expand their knowledge and capabilities;

Refinery Process Engineers wishing to expand their knowledge and capabilities;

Refinery Process Design Engineers seeking an insight into hydrotreating operational practices; and

Non-process personnel interested in gaining a better understanding of hydrotreating in a modern petroleum

refinery

Course Methodology

While the primary course methodology is via lecture, there are ample formal class exercises included within each of the

2 days to ensure that the benefit gained by attendees will be maximised. For this purpose attendees should ensure they

bring calculators to the course. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions and to seek the trainers advice on

hydrotreater problems currently being experienced in facilities with which they are or have been involved.

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TWO DAY DETAILED COURSE OUTLINE

DAY 1

09:00 Welcome & Introduction

Trainer & participants introduction

Course Outline, Objectives, Schedule &

Methodology

09:30 Hydrotreating in Context

Global refined product quality trends

Trends in crude oil sulphur content

Hydrocarbon chemistry primer

10:30 Morning Refreshment Break

10:45 Hydrotreating in Context (continue)

Hydrotreating chemistry primer

Hydrotreating catalyst types

Hydrotreating unit configurations and associated

equipment

11:30 Hydrotreating in a modern-day Refinery

Naphtha Hydrotreating

Kerosene Hydrotreating

Gas oil/diesel Hydrotreating

Vacuum gas oil Hydrotreating

Cracked distillates Hydrotreating

12:30 Lunch

13:30 Hydrotreating in a modern-day Refinery

(continue)

Lube Oil Hydrotreating

Wax Hydrotreating

Atmospheric residue Hydrotreating

Vacuum Residue Hydrotreating

Aromatics Saturation

14:30 Hydrotreating Technology Licensors and

Catalyst Suppliers

Chevron Lummus Global

Avens

Haldor Topsoe

15:30 Afternoon Refreshment Break

15:45 Hydrotreating Technology Licensors and

Catalyst Suppliers(continue)

Shell / Criterion / Cansoly / CD Tech

UOP / Albemarle

16:30 Assessment Exercises

17:00 End of Day 1

DAY 2

09:00 Catalyst Monitoring / Management

Catalyst Selection

Catalyst Loading

Catalyst Conditioning


10:45 Catalyst Monitoring / Management (continue)

and Unit Operations

Unit Start-Up

Unit Shutdown

Catalyst Regeneration

11:30 Hydrotreater Unit Operations(continue)

Reactor Control Parameters

Separation / Stabilisation Control Parameters

12:30 Lunch

13:30 Troubleshooting

Unit Performance Monitoring requirements

Reactor System

Separation / Stabilisation System

14:30 Hydrotreater Unit Debottlenecking Options

Case Study 1

Case Study 2



16:30 Course summary & Questions

17:00 End of Hydrotreating course

Registration will begin at 0830hr, with

class commencing promptly at 0900hr and

end no later than 1730hr daily.

All successful participants will be awarded

a certificate of attendance at the end of

class.

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Due to environmental pressures the requirement to remove sulphur prior to the sale and consumption of hydrocarbon

fuels has been increasing relentlessly during the past three decades. Indeed, in recent years the rapidity of the reduction

in sulphur has accelerated to such an extent that in many countries some of the lighter hydrocarbon fuels are virtually

sulphur-free, levels of 10 ppm being common. The removal of sulphur from liquid hydrocarbons is almost exclusively

achieved by hydrotreating, where the sulphur in the hydrocarbon is converted to hydrogen sulphide (H2S) by reaction with

hydrogen over a metal oxide catalyst at high temperature and pressure. Removal of the H2S from the effluent gas isgenerally facilitated by absorption in a lean amine solution. Subsequent heating of the rich amine liberates the H2S

which is then fed to a sulphur recovery unit where elemental sulphur is produced. Similar amine (and other) treating

processes are employed in associated and non-associated gas production facilities where there is a requirement to reduce

the sulphur content of the treated gas to acceptable marketable levels. This 3-day training course will review amine treating

and sulphur recovery theory and operational practice, and the various types of processes utilised. Key troubleshooting

techniques will also be examined and explained.

Upon completion of this training course participants will be able to:

Gain an appreciation of the fundamentals of amine treating and sulphur recovery technology and their role in the

upstream and downstream oil and gas sectors;

Develop an understanding of the importance of gas sweetening, acid gas removal and sulphur recovery in crude oilrefining and natural gas treatment facilities;

Become familiar with acid gas removal and sulphur recovery chemistry and analysis in relation to crude oil refining

and natural gas processing;

Understand the process criteria for the selection of amines for particular treating applications;

Become familiar with amine treating and sulphur recovery unit operations;

Examine various tail gas treating technologies;

Learn to utilise appropriate troubleshooting techniques.

Course Agenda in Summary

Importance of sulphur removal from natural gas and refined product streams Amine treating and sulphur recovery technologies and their role in the petroleum industry

Amine treating, sulphur recovery and tail gas treating chemistries

Process selection criteria for amine treating, sulphur recovery and tail gas treating

Amine treating, sulphur recovery and tail gas treaing operations and troubleshooting

Sulphur storage and marketing issues

Who Should Attend

Process Plant Operators and Operation Supervisors (petroleum refineries, oil and gas production facilities, and

petrochemical plants) wishing to expand their knowledge and capabilities;

Process Engineers (petroleum refineries, oil and gas production facilities, and petrochemical plants) wishing to expandtheir knowledge and capabilities;

Process Design Engineers (refineries, oil and gas production facilities, and petrochemical plants) seeking an insight

into amine treating and sulphur recovery operational practices; and

Non-process personnel (commercial, planning, supply and trading) interested in gaining a better understanding of the

role of amine treating and sulphur recovery units in the petroleum refining industry

Course Methodology

While the primary course methodology is via lecture, there are ample questions and formal class exercises included

within each of the 3 days to ensure that the benefit gained by attendees will be maximised. For this purpose attendees

should ensure they bring calculators to the course. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions and to seek the trainers

advice on amine treating and sulphur recovery problems currently being experienced in facilities with which they are orhave been involved.

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3 DAY COURSE DETAILS

DAY 1

09:00 Welcome & Introduction

Trainer & participants

introduction

Course Outline, Objectives,

Schedule & Methodology

09:30 Removing Sulphur from

Natural Gas

Rationale for removing acid

gas from natural gas

streams

Feedstock gas quality

Export gas, LPG and NGL

quality specifications


10:45 Removing Sulphur during

Oil Refining

Nature of sulphur in refined

products

Desulphurisation

Technology

Hydrogen Sulphide

Removal technologies

11:30 Amine Treating Technology

in Oil Refinery

Amine process

Amine selection criterial

12:30 Lunch

13:30 Amine Treating Technology

in Oil Refining(continue)

Sulfinol process

Flexsorh process

14:30 Amine Treating Operations

Metallurgical and

Corrosion issues

General Troubleshooting

techniques

15:30 Afternoon Refreshment

Break


17:00 End of Day 1

DAY 2

09:00 Amine Treating Operations

(continue)

Amine Plant

Troubleshooting

Amine / LPGF Contactors


10:45 Process Selection

Technical issues

Marketing issues

Economic issues

11:30 Sulphur Recovery andProcess Selection

Sulphur Recovery theory

Sulphur Recovery unit

selection issues

12:30 Lunch

13:30 Sulphur Plant Corrosion and

Claus Unit Technology

Metallurgical and

Corrosion issues

Review of Claus unit

technology

14:30 Oxygen-Enriched Claus

Technology

Review of Oxygen-enriched

Claus unit technology



17:00 End of Day 2

DAY 3

09:00 Tail Gas Clean-Up Technology

Review of tail-gas clean-up

process


10:45 Claus Plant Troubleshooting

Sulphur Recovery Unit

troubleshooting techniques

11:30 Sulphur Storage and

Marketing

Sulphur storage

Sulphur Marketing

12:30 Lunch

13:30 Process Selection

Process selection issues



16:30 Course Summary & Questions

17:00 End of training.

AMINE TREATING & SULPHUR RECOVERY21 23 October 2015 | Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia

Registration will begin at 0830hr, with class commencing promptly at

0900hr and end no later than 1730hr daily.

All successful participants will be awarded a certificate of attendance at

the end of class.


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About your expert faculty

Chris PashleyChris Pashley is an experienced Chemical Engineer, with over 25 years technical and commercial

experience in a wide range of disciplines in both the upstream and downstream petroleum sectors.

This has included seven years as a Process Engineer with Texaco Ltd. at its Pembroke Crude OilRefinery in Southwest Wales and a further seven years as a Senior Consultant at Gaffney, Cline &

Associates. Currently, he works as a Risk Engineer for the insurance industry, which includes providing risk reduction

advice for clients and the provision of assessments of insurance risk for underwriters. This has resulted in the risk

assessment and evaluation of upstream production facilities, downstream oil, gas and petrochemical plants and visits

to over 60 countries.

Chris is a European and UK Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institute of Chemical Engineers, a Member of the Energy

Institute (formerly Institute of Petroleum). He gained a BEng in Chemical Engineering from Leeds University in the UK.

As a consultant he has conducted training courses for the Petroleum Economist and several national oil companies in

the Former Soviet Union and the Middle East. Furthermore, he has prepared and presented several papers at

international conferences. He is a Senior Associate with Synergy Consulting Services where he provides high-quality

techno-commercial and training expertise.

petroEDGEis a specialist training provider with our key training hubs based in South East Asia. Since inception in 2007, we have

trained over 250 professionals from various disciplines in the Oil & Gas industry. Our core focus is in developing competency in

the local workforce in leading national & International oil operators and contractors.

As the accelerated pace of change in the Downstream Oil & Gas sector accelerates makes this sector one of the worlds most

competitive and complex business environments, petroEDGE has developed a series of training programmes specifically for the

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