The Summit: Excellence in Plant Performance blends AFPM’s traditional refining and petrochemical manufacturing technical curriculum with new creative opportunities including cross-disciplinary learning and discussions focused on tangible takeaways that drive excellence…
The ERTC 2021 call for papers will open for submissions on 23 February 2021. Companies and technical professionals are invited to submit an abstract for the chance to participate in Europe’s…
Training provided by Hi-Key Technology on the topic of Simulation Analysis of Barracuda Oil Catalytic Cracking Reaction. The language of this training is Chinese.
IRPC Process Technology strives to bring the latest technical innovations, market insights and exceptional networking opportunities to leaders in the refining and petrochemical market from around the world. Join us on June…
CPFD’s Bryan Tomsula has been invited to speak at Albemarle’s FCC Process Technology Course on the topic of utilizing simulation for FCCU troubleshooting in March 2021.
This joint paper by the China University of Petroleum, SINOPEC, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, is part one in a two part series on the effects of internals on FCC regenerator performance.
RefComm 2021 has been converted to a fully virtual event. RefComm® is recognized as the premiere conference for operational and process excellence within the Delayed Coking, Fluid Catalytic Cracking, Solvent…
Update from AFPM: Nothing is more important to our industries than safety, and in evaluating the COVID-19 situation in New Orleans, along with the effects of Hurricane Ida on Louisiana,…
The AFPM Annual Meeting, the world’s premier refining meeting, assembling key executives, decision-makers, and technical experts from refining businesses, technology providers, contracting and consulting firms, and equipment manufacturers around the…
Part of the Energy Transition Series, this AFPM webinar will focus on leveraging the flexibility of the FCC for processing biogenic feedstocks. Main topics will include: Big picture and economic…