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2. EstimationofRefineryStreamProperties2.1IntroductionInthischapter,wepresentvariouscorrelationsavailableforthepropertyestimationofrefinerycrude,
intermediate andproduct streams. Mostof these correlations are available inMaxwell (1950),API
TechnicalHandbook(1997)etc. Amongstseveralcorrelationsavailable,themostrelevantandeasyto
usecorrelationsaresummarizedsoastoestimaterefinerystreampropertieswithease.
Thedeterminationof various streamproperties ina refineryprocessneeds to firstobtain the crude
assay. Crudeassayconsistsofasummaryofvariousrefineryproperties. Forrefinerydesignpurposes,
themostcriticalcharts thatare tobeknown fromagivencrudeassayareTBPcurve, oAPIcurveand
Sulfurcontentcurve.Thesecurvesarealwaysprovidedalongwithavariationinthevol%composition.
Often, it isdifficulttoobtainthetrends inthecurvesforthe100%volumerangeofthecrude.Oftencrudeassayassociated to residuesectionof thecrude isnotpresented. Insummary,a typicalcrude
assayconsistsofthefollowinginformation:
a) TBPcurve (
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Volume %
0 20 40 60 80 100
TemperatureoF
-200
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
Figure2.1:TBPCurveofSaudiheavycrudeoil.
Volume %
0 20 40 60 80 100
oAPI
0
20
40
60
80
100
Figure2.2:oAPICurveofSaudiheavycrudeoil.
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Volume %
0 20 40 60 80 100
Sulfurcontent(wt%)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
Figure2.3:SulfurcontentassayforheavySaudicrudeoil.
2.2EstimationofaveragetemperaturesThe volume average boiling point (VABP) of crude and crude fractions is estimated using the
expressions:
(1)
(2)
Themean average boiling point (MEABP),molal average boiling point (MABP) and weight average
boilingpoint(WABP)isevaluatedusingthegraphicalcorrelationspresentedinMaxwell(1950). These
aresummarizedinTables2.12.3forbothcrudesandcrudefractions.Whereapplicable,extrapolation
of provided data trends is adopted to obtain the temperatures if graphical correlations are not
presentedbeyondaparticular range in thecalculations.Wenextpresentanexample to illustrate the
estimationoftheaveragetemperaturesforSaudiheavycrudeoil.
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STBPoF/vol%
DifferentialstobeaddedtoVABPforevaluatingMEABPforvariousvaluesofVABP
200oF 300oF 400oF 500oF 600+oF0.8 0.092
1
0.946
1.2 2.157 0.211
1.4 3.411 0.674
1.6 4.977 2.043
1.8 6.370 3.324 0.237
2 8.210 4.821 1.366
2.2 9.853 6.171 2.607 0.738 0.832
2.4 11.664 7.709 3.696 1.635 1.633
2.6 13.525 9.125 5.037 2.490 2.349
2.8 15.411 11.074 6.476 3.393 3.267
3 17.171 12.564 7.763 4.231 4.369
3.2 19.428 14.336 9.238 5.174 5.250
3.4 21.479 16.119 10.731 6.177 6.277
3.6 23.378 18.015 12.184 7.313 7.182
3.8 25.665 19.904 13.958 8.525 8.306
4 27.863 21.882 15.558 9.794 9.621
4.2 30.137 23.866 17.390 11.497 10.623
4.4 32.447 26.153 19.135 13.157 12.039
4.6 34.585 28.059 21.121 14.815 13.083
4.8 37.252 30.509 23.220 16.502 14.627
5 39.713 32.746 25.268 18.452 16.232
5.2 34.931 27.320 20.564 17.263
5.4 37.337 29.452 24.538 18.956
5.6 39.988 31.934 31.482 20.741
5.8 42.004 34.231 34.134 22.164
6 45.231 36.770 36.644 23.843
6.2 39.325 39.224 25.438
6.4 41.766 41.605 27.517
6.6 44.287 44.536 29.529
6.8 47.027 47.392 31.390
7 50.345 50.612 33.442
7.2 53.459 35.723
7.4 56.580 37.580
7.6 59.714 39.817
7.8 42.204
8 44.253
8.2 46.637
8.4 48.916
8.6 51.513
8.8 53.958
9 56.606
9.2 59.260
9.4 62.025
9.6 64.491
9.8 67.463
10 70.073
Table2.1:TabulatedMaxwellscorrelationdatafortheestimationofmeanaverageboilingpoint(AdaptedfromMaxwell(1950)).
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STBPoF/vol%
DifferentialstobeaddedtoVABPforevaluatingweight
averageboilingpoint
200oF 300
oF 400
oF 500
oF
1 0.385
1.2 0.871
1.4 1.562 0.4252
1.6 1.731 0.6859
1.8 2.385 1.1478
2 2.860 1.4331 0.428
2.2 3.372 1.9128 0.869
2.4 3.801 2.3559 1.364 0.084
2.6 4.603 2.7724 1.770 0.705
2.8 5.096 3.3327 2.241 1.149
3 5.288 3.9349 2.623 1.356
3.2 5.992 4.3339 3.063 1.598
3.4 6.471 4.8098 3.556 2.094
3.6 7.242 5.2685 3.979 2.690
3.8 7.874 5.9560 4.527 3.164
4 8.392 6.5961 5.281 3.5284.2 9.103 7.1566 5.850 3.977
4.4 9.822 7.7964 6.378 4.707
4.6 10.406 8.5729 7.051 5.431
4.8 11.149 9.3378 7.698 5.997
5 12.309 9.8381 8.530 6.699
5.2 10.5521 9.450 7.525
5.4 11.3710 10.120 8.340
5.6 12.3187 10.843 9.355
5.8 13.0148 11.766 10.155
6 13.7419 12.818 11.036
6.2 13.806 12.062
6.4 14.651 12.825
6.6 15.504 13.641
6.8 16.619 14.862
7 17.854 16.076
7.2 17.383
7.4 18.437
7.6 19.485
7.8 20.817
8 21.718
8.2 23.035
8.4 24.437
8.6 25.806
8.8 27.236
9 28.498
9.2 29.729
9.4 31.4819.6 32.713
9.8 34.373
10 35.656
Table2.2:TabulatedMaxwellscorrelationdatafortheestimationofweightaverageboilingpoint(AdaptedfromMaxwell(1950)).
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STBPoF/vol%
DifferentialstobeaddedtoVABPfor
200oF 300
oF 400
oF
1.2 0.198
1.4
1.528
1.6 4.137 0.808 0.808
1.8 6.243 2.103 2.103
2 7.736 3.865 3.865
2.2 9.942 5.853 5.853
2.4 12.190 7.855 7.855
2.6 14.412 10.056 10.056
2.8 16.720 12.286 12.286
3 19.183 14.513 14.513
3.2 22.225 16.907 16.907
3.4 24.354 19.439 19.439
3.6 27.572 22.195 22.195
3.8 30.467 25.215 25.215
4 33.302 27.810 27.810
4.2 36.718 30.893 30.893
4.4 40.485 33.998 33.998
4.6 43.955 37.582 37.582
4.8 47.289 40.966 40.966
5 51.589 44.487 44.487
5.2 55.380 48.548 48.548
5.4 59.634 52.525 52.525
5.6 63.603 56.417 56.417
5.8 68.993 60.733 60.733
6 73.650 65.524 65.524
6.2 70.237 70.237
6.4 75.367 75.367
6.6 80.412 80.412
6.8 86.654 86.654
7 91.941 91.941
7.2 98.218 98.218
7.4 104.912 104.912
Table2.3:TabulatedMaxwellscorrelationdatafortheestimationofmolalaverageboilingpoint(AdaptedfromMaxwell(1950)).
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Q2.1:UsingtheTBPpresentedinFigure2.1andgraphicalcorrelationdata(Table2.12.3),estimatetheaveragetemperaturesofSaudiheavycrudeoil.
Solution:a. Volume averageboilingpoint
Tv=t20+t50+t80/3=(338+703+1104)/3=7150F
b. Meanaverageboilingpoint(fromextrapolation)
Slope= t70t10/60 =965205/60=12.67
FromTable2.1
T(400,12.67)= 116.150F
T(500,12.67)= 102.480F
T(715,12.67)= 73.08950F(fromextrapolation)
Meanaverageboilingpoint= Tv+ T=71573.0895=641.910F
c. Weight averageboilingpoint(fromextrapolation)
Slope= t70t10/60 =965205/60=12.67
FromTable2.1
T(400,12.67)=43.5150F
T(500,12.67)=41.5150F
T(715,12.67)= 37.2150F(fromextrapolation)
Weightaverageboilingpoint= Tv+ T=715+37.215=752.210F
d. Molal averageboilingpoint(fromextrapolation)
Slope= t70t10/60 =965205/60=12.67
FromTable2.2
T(400,12.67)= 212.960F
T(600,12.67)= 191.620F
T(715,12.67)= 179.34950F(fromextrapolation)
Molalaverageboilingpoint= Tv+ T=715179.3495=535.650F