Abstract: A method of converting naphtha is disclosed. The method includes heating the naphtha in stages in different heating units. The naphtha is vaporized in the first heating unit. And the vaporized naphtha undergoes the largest temperature change of the process in the second heating unit. A third heating unit can be a part of the reactor. The reactor includes a catalyst which is contacted with the pre-heated naphtha to convert it to C2 to C4 olefins.

Abstract: Systems and methods for processing crude oil and producing light olefins and BTX are disclosed. Crude oil is distilled in an atmospheric distillation column to produce a gas stream, a light naphtha stream, a heavy naphtha stream, a fuel oil stream and a refinery feed stream. Heavy naphtha stream is then fed to a heavy naphtha catalytic cracker to produce a cracked stream. The cracked stream is further processed to produce a lights stream, a heavies stream, and a stream comprising olefins and BTX. The lights stream is combined with the light naphtha stream and fed to a steam cracker to produce additional light olefins. Heavies stream is recycled back to the heavy naphtha catalytic cracker.

Abstract: Systems and methods for processing full range naphtha and producing light olefins and BTX are disclosed. Full range naphtha is separated in naphtha splitter to produce a light naphtha stream and a heavy naphtha stream. The heavy naphtha stream is then fed to a heavy naphtha catalytic cracker to produce a cracked stream. The effluent from the steam cracking unit and the effluent from the catalytic cracking unit may be flowed into an oil quench tower and are further separated in a separation unit to produce purified ethylene, propylene, butadiene, 1-butene, and BTX. The cracked stream maybe further processed. The light naphtha stream or both the lights stream combined with the light naphtha stream is fed to a steam cracker to produce an effluent stream comprising olefins. Effluent of the steam cracker is fed to the processing unit to separate light olefins. The C6+ hydrocarbons from the processes may be recycled.

Abstract: A process for producing propylene from ethylene and butylene using a process that integrates a methanol to propylene (MTP) system or a methanol to olefin (MTO) system with a metathesis reaction system.

Abstract: A method of converting naphtha is disclosed. The method includes heating the naphtha in stages in different heating units. The naphtha is vaporized in the first heating unit. And the vaporized naphtha undergoes the largest temperature change of the process in the second heating unit. A third heating unit can be a part of the reactor. The reactor includes a catalyst which is contacted with the pre-heated naphtha to convert it to C2 to C4 olefins.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method comprising the steps of: a) producing a hydrocarbon stream from syngas via a Fischer-Tropsch reaction, wherein the hydrocarbon stream comprises a first C2 hydrocarbon stream comprising ethane and a first ethylene product; b) separating at least a portion of the first C2 hydrocarbon stream from the hydrocarbon stream; c) separating at least a portion of the first ethylene product from the first C2 hydrocarbon stream, thereby producing a second C2 hydrocarbon stream; d) converting at least a portion of the ethane in the second C2 hydrocarbon stream to a second ethylene product; and e) producing ethylene oxide from at least a portion of the second ethylene product.

Abstract: A process for producing propylene from ethylene and butylene using a process that integrates a methanol to propylene (MTP) system or a methanol to olefin (MTO) system with a metathesis reaction system.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method comprising the steps of: a) producing a hydrocarbon stream from syngas via a Fischer-Tropsch reaction, wherein the hydrocarbon stream comprises a first C2 hydrocarbon stream comprising ethane and a first ethylene product; b) separating at least a portion of the first C2 hydrocarbon stream from the hydrocarbon stream; c) separating at least a portion of the first ethylene product from the first C2 hydrocarbon stream, thereby producing a second C2 hydrocarbon stream; d) converting at least a portion of the ethane in the second C2 hydrocarbon stream to a second ethylene product; and e) producing polyethylene from at least a portion of the second ethylene product.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a system comprising: a) a Fischer-Tropsch reactor comprising a first inlet and a first outlet; b) an olefin separator comprising a second inlet and a second outlet; c) a deisobutanizer comprising a third inlet and a third outlet; d) an iso-butane to isobutylene reactor comprising a fourth inlet and a fourth outlet; and e) a MTBE reactor comprising a fifth inlet, the recited structures are in fluid communication.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method comprising the steps of: a) producing a hydrocarbon stream from syngas via a Fischer-Tropsch reaction, wherein the hydrocarbon stream comprises a first C2 hydrocarbon stream comprising ethane and a first ethylene product; b) separating at least a portion of the first C2 hydrocarbon stream from the hydrocarbon stream; c) separating at least a portion of the first ethylene product from the first C2 hydrocarbon stream, thereby producing a second C2 hydrocarbon stream; d) converting at least a portion of the ethane in the second C2 hydrocarbon stream to a second ethylene product; and e) producing polyethylene from at least a portion of the second ethylene product.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method comprising the steps of: a) producing a hydrocarbon stream from syngas via a Fischer-Tropsch reaction, wherein the hydrocarbon stream comprises a first C2 hydrocarbon stream comprising ethane and a first ethylene product; b) separating at least a portion of the first C2 hydrocarbon stream from the hydrocarbon stream; c) separating at least a portion of the first ethylene product from the first C2 hydrocarbon stream, thereby producing a second C2 hydrocarbon stream; d) converting at least a portion of the ethane in the second C2 hydrocarbon stream to a second ethylene product; and e) producing ethylene oxide from at least a portion of the second ethylene product.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a system comprising: a) a Fischer-Tropsch reactor comprising a first inlet and a first outlet; b) an olefin separator comprising a second inlet and a second outlet; c) a deisobutanizer comprising a third inlet and a third outlet; d) an iso-butane to isobutylene reactor comprising a fourth inlet and a fourth outlet; and e) a MTBE reactor comprising a fifth inlet, the recited structures are in fluid communication.