Process, or family of processes, combining hydrogenation of olefins and aromatics with catalytic cracking.

High pressure version of catalytic cracking in the presence of hydrogen.(no entries so far)(no entries so far)(no entries so far)

a catalytic refining process in which large molecules are broken into smaller molecules, conducted at high temperatures, high pressure and in the presence of hydrogen.

A catalytic process for converting high boiling hydrocarbon liquids to lighter, high-quality fractions such as gasoline, diesel fuel, etc., in the presence of hydrogen. Sufficient hydrogen is added such that no coke formation occurs.

See Catalytic hydrocracking.

A refining process in which middle and heavy distillate fractions are cracked (broken into smaller molecules) in the presence of hydrogen at high pressure and moderate temperature to produce high-octane gasoline, turbo fuel components and middle distillates with good flow characteristics and cetane ratings.

installation for process separation of large oil molecules.

This exposes heavy fuel oil to hydrogen at high pressure and temperature in the presence of a catalyst to reduce sulfur and produce lighter oils by cracking the heavy oil molecules.

A process in which bitumen is heated and hydrogen added under high pressure to break down the large hydrocarbon molecules into simpler, smaller compounds