Q3: Under which kind of industrial chemical process can you classify the designatedtreatment during petroleum refining? Why?SulfurSour Water H;s Recovery/Tail GasUnit(s)Gas+ Refinery FuelSulfurSteamStripperLPG,ButanesLightNaptha3Heavy4ExhaustNaptha HydrotreaterCrude Oil(de-salpCatalytic reformer2beneelKerosene,Jet FuelOxidationGasCrude distillationblendingunitlOilHydrotreaterDieselunitSteamGas OilHydrocracker1DieselcesDemulsifierResiduumVacuumDistillationUnitCatalyticCracking UnitFuel OilGasorRefineryFuelPetroleumCokeco2Coker unitHydrogenSynthesisGasH2Flares

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Q3: Under which kind of industrial chemical process can you classify the designated treatment during petroleum refining? Why? Gas or Refinery Fuel Exhaust Crude Oil (de-sal Flares 1 Demulsifier Steam 2 Gas- Gas Crude distillation unit Hydrogen Synthesis Light Naptha 3 Heavy Naptha Hydrotreater bene el Oil Gas Oil Residuum Refinery Fuel LPG, Butanes CO₂ H2 Oxidation Sulfur Sour Water H₂S Recovery/ Tail Gas Unit(s) Vacuum Distillation Unit Steam Stripper Kerosene, Jet Fuel Hydrotreater ▸ Diesel 5 Coker unit 4 Catalytic reformer ►Sulfur Hydrocracker Diesel Catalytic Cracking Unit Petroleum Coke Fuel Oil 6 Gas blending unit

Q3: Under which kind of industrial chemical process can you classify the designated treatment during petroleum refining? Why? Gas or Refinery Fuel Exhaust Crude Oil (de-sal Flares 1 Demulsifier Steam 2 Gas- Gas Crude distillation unit Hydrogen Synthesis Light Naptha 3 Heavy Naptha Hydrotreater bene el Oil Gas Oil Residuum Refinery Fuel LPG, Butanes CO₂ H2 Oxidation Sulfur Sour Water H₂S Recovery/ Tail Gas Unit(s) Vacuum Distillation Unit Steam Stripper Kerosene, Jet Fuel Hydrotreater ▸ Diesel 5 Coker unit 4 Catalytic reformer ►Sulfur Hydrocracker Diesel Catalytic Cracking Unit Petroleum Coke Fuel Oil 6 Gas blending unit

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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