HYDROCRACKING OF VACUUM DISTILLATE AND LUBRICANT BASE STOCK PRODUCTION
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Hydrocracking, Vacuum Distillate, LubricantAbstract
Hydrocracking of vacuum distillate for middle distillate and lubricant base stock production has been carried out with temperature (from 400° to 420°). Hourly Liquid Space Velocity (from 0.422 to 0.88), Pressure (100 kg/cm2) and H2/Hydrocarbon ratio (1000 It/lt), by using a Catatest unit apparatus.
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