Petroleum Refining II

Description

Petroleum Refining II is a course that delves into the advanced processes and technologies used to convert crude oil into high-value petroleum products. Building upon the foundational knowledge gained in Petroleum Refining I, this course focuses on complex conversion processes such as catalytic cracking, hydrocracking, reforming, and alkylation. Students will also explore separation techniques like dewaxing, deasphalting, and solvent extraction. Additionally, the course covers product finishing, blending, and quality control. Through process simulation and optimization studies, students will develop the skills to enhance refinery efficiency and product yield. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of petroleum refining operations, preparing students for roles in process design, optimization, and troubleshooting within the industry.

Program

Bachelor degree in Chemical and Petrochemical Engineering Department (144)

Objectives

• The course provides the student with the information necessary to chemical engineer. The main objectives of course are to familiarize students with the application of chemical engineering principles to petroleum refining processes.