OEA20P-Crude Blending-Part I Concept And Economics

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Blended crude feeds may satisfy the operational needs that they cannot fulfill as individual feeds. Thus, crude blending aims to minimize the reliance on crude-feed quality for stable and optimum operation while maximizing the produced yields and quality. This topic will describe various types of crude blending configurations.

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Crude blending allows the mixing of crudes. Crudes are considered the constituent of mixed feed. Here, they may satisfy the operational needs that they cannot fulfill as individual feeds. If there are minor variations in crude properties, a crude unit may use operating setpoints, charge rate, process cut points, etc. This is done to meet the variation in crude properties. If heavy crude is not processed at a refinery, the refinery will need to procure light sweet crude oil. Crude blending aims to minimize the reliance on crude-feed quality for stable and optimum operation while maximizing the produced yields and quality. This topic will describe various crude blending configurations such as pipeline-to-tank blending, ship-to-tank blending, tank-to-tank blending, tank-to-unit blending, in-line blending from tanks to units, etc.

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