Abstract: Methods and an arrangement for transmitting electrical power from a power source to a remote load over a telephone twisted pair are provided so as to power the load. The power source may transmit a plurality of electrical power feeds over a plurality of twisted pairs, each power feed limited to no more than 100 watts in a given twisted pair. One or more (or all) of a plurality of independent, power converters at the remote load may generate a voltage output based on receipt of a given power feed from a corresponding twisted pair.

Abstract: A coking process is provided in which a stream of heavy oil product, which typically is recycled to the coking zone, is first subjected to solvent separation using coker naphtha as solvent to separate the heavy oil into a high Conradson carbon content product comprising a minor portion of the coker naphtha and a lower Conradson carbon content product comprising a major portion of the coker naphtha and, thereafter, recovering the lower Conradson carbon content product and recycling the high Conradson content product, including the minor portion of coker naphtha, to the coking zone.

Abstract: A high pressure fluid hydrocoking process is provided in which certain metal compounds which act as coke forming inhibitors are dispersed in the coker chargestock. Preferred compounds are molybdenum compounds, for example, molybdenum naphthenate. The hydrogen-containing fluidizing gas may also comprise hydrogen sulfide.