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Material Engineering Services Instrumented PIG Hydroprocessing Services Hydrotreating Processes Field Trials Engine and Tribotesting HP Catalyst Management Thermal Cracking LPG Yield Enhancement FCC Catalyst Management FCC Revamps & Technical Solu. i-MAX SERVO®-DS SERVO®-LI SERVO®-AO HC Catalyst Models CAMS INDMAX INDE Treat and INDE Sweet Needle Coke Technology OiliVorous-S Naphtha Hydrocracking process Indalin+

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INDE Treat & INDE Sweet H2S / Mercaptan Removal & Sweetening processes Salient Features of CFC are » Non - dispersive contacting » Enormous surface area » High mass transfer efficiency » Based on caustic/ amine » Efficient removal of contaminants » Small size » No aqueous phase entrainment » Low caustic /amine consumption » Low cost » Can be easily retrofitted in existing mixer - settler units This patented process technology is way ahead of the existing technologies in many ways: » Low energy consumption due to mixing at low-pressure drop. » Efficient contacting. » Efficient separation of hydrocarbon and aqueous streams (no caustic carryover). » Higher hydrocarbon to caustic ratio so smaller caustic circulation is required. » Less settling time, hence smaller settler. Our Back up Strength In today's competitive world, survival demands excellence. Excellence in turn requires more precise knowledge and evaluation. Backed by strong R&D, we are ready to provide solutions, which suit our customer's needs and constraints. Our strengths include: » Pilot plant data for optimized design / performance » Grassroots design capability » Existing unit revamp capability » Caustic Regeneration facility, if required » Process technology » Commercial experience Implementation Approach » Detailed analysis of different product streams to be treated. » Determination of the desired product quality. » Establishing the requirement of treating along with integration with existing facilities. » Determination of whether spent caustic regeneration is required. » Generating the data for treating and caustic regeneration in pilot plant, if required, and establishing operating conditions for the particular application. » Preparation of cost estimate for establishing the techno-economic feasibility of the project. » Preparation of the project proposal and subsequent design package.       << Previous