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Key Advantages
Proven: Commercially proven for more than
38 years in ExxonMobil and in licensed third-party TOUGH FEED 2 TOUGH FEED 3
units. All FLEXICOKING units are operating today
TOUGH FEED 1 COMBINATION
at capacities greater than original design. Current
combined operating capacity is 227 kbd/12 MTA.
FLEXible: A robust process, capable of handling a
variety of feeds with a wide range of high Conradson
Carbon Residue (CCR), sulfur, and heavy metals, without
the need for a feed furnace. FEED SELECTOR
Flexicoking Process
PRODUCT TO
FRACTIONATOR
FEED
SCRUBBER
FEED MIX TO
INJECTORS HP STEAM
HOT GENERATION
COKE
CLEAN
REACTOR FLEXIGAS
TO USERS
DRY COKE
FINES
SOUR
WATER
COKE PURGE AIR + STEAM
RICH FLEXSORB
TO REGENERATION
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Full-Range Products Slate COKER GAS
C2 Fuel Gas, C3/C4S for Alkylation,
FLEXICOKING technology produces a full range of Chemicals, LPG Sales
products, from a C4- reactor gas to C5/975F (525C)
LPG
liquid products, the multi-purpose flexigas, and lastly a
small stream of low-sulfur coke that is purged to extract
feed metals. To Hydrotreating
Guaranteed Performance
To FCC, Hydrocracker & Chemicals
The first FLEXICOKING unit began operation in 1976, and
since then five others have come online, the most recent
one in 2012. Since 2010, we have also licensed three new To Refinery Fuel, Power Generation
H2, N2, CO2 Production
units with a combined capacity of 114kbd/6.3 MTA. These
COKE
are currently in different stages of construction. Coke Sales & Metals Reclamation
ExxonMobil has licensed fluidized bed coking technology since the 1950s, including the largest fluid coker, which is
located in Syncrude, Fort McMurray, Canada. Our experience ranges from 5 to 105 kbd (60 to 750 mtons/hr) unit
capacities and a variety of difficult feeds with CCR values ranging between 17 and 37.
ExxonMobil has equally extensive experience supporting its licensees, and this is particularly true of the FLEXICOKING
technology, because ExxonMobil owns and operates FLEXICOKING units in two of its largest refineries: Rotterdam in the
Netherlands and Baytown, Texas, in the United States.
We see an increasing market interest in FLEXICOKING technology worldwide. We expect the trend to continue well into the
future, particularly in parts of the world where natural gas is limited and/or expensive, and in environmentally sensitive areas.
H In Operation H In Construction
Athens, Greece Moscow, Russia
Houston, Texas Tuapse, Russia
Amuay, Venezuela Talara, Peru
Kawasaki, Japan China
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Martinez, California
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FLEXICOKING Technology Highlights
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FLEXICOKING Technology
at ESSO Nederland refinery in Rotterdam,
The Netherlands. Commissioned in 1986.
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