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1 Value Driven Catalyst Developments in FCC Pretreatment Service September 5, 2006 Presentation By: Fernando Maldonado

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Value Driven Catalyst Developments in FCC Pretreatment Service

September 5, 2006Presentation By: Fernando Maldonado

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A New Family of FCC Pretreatment (PT) catalysts

DN-3551 NiMo

DC-2551 CoMo

to help refiners meet clean fuel requirements.

Improved Life Cycle Value

Value Driven Catalyst Developments in FCC Pretreatment Service

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The Reason for the Highest Score on Life Cycle Value

DN-3551 NiMo and DC-2551 CoMo for FCC Pretreat Applications

Flexible feedstockcapability/stability

• Wide pore catalyst technology improved

Multi cycle useeconomics

• Strength/activity recovery from conventionalregeneration

FCC conversionFCC properties• Top tier performance

• Flexible delivered state

• Reduced catalyst densityLoading/shipping/turnaround cost

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Start with a commercially proven optimized pore size distribution.

200 Series ExtrudatePrevious FCC PTCatalyst

Comparison of Pore Size Distribution

DN-3551 and DC-2551 exhibit similar pore size distribution

Increase of MPD and removal of small feeder pores allows the 200 extrudates to have increase metals pickup and deactivation tolerance

Pore Size Dist.

The Making of a Great FCC PT Catalyst

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Start with a commercially proven optimized pore size distribution of 200 series of catalysts.

DN-3551 and DC-2551 improve on metals uptake and hence stability

DN-3551NiMo

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DN-3551 NiMo and DC-2551 CoMo Improve DiffusionModified the pore shape geometry using

200 Series DN-3551DC-2551

Pore Shape Design ChangeReduced Bottlenecking

DN/DC200, DN3110/DC2118

FCC Pretreat Feedstocks have diffusion limitations

The Making of a Great FCC PT Catalyst

Metals Accumulation

DN-3551 NiMo and DC-2551 Improve Metals Uptake

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Improved Diffusion + = ……

90%

100%

110%

120%

130%

140%

Rel

ativ

e A

ctiv

ity p

er A

ctiv

e M

etal

HDS HDN

Metals Efficiency

Previous Technology ASCENT Technology

More Active Sites and Improved Metals Efficiency

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DN-3551 NiMo Catalyst for FCC PT services

100 100

105

125

115

135

90

100

110

120

130

140

150

Relative Volumetic

Activity

ConventionalNiMo

Type IINiMo

ASCENT DN-3551 NiMo

HDSHDN

DN-3551 Improves on CENTINEL Performance

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Major Global Refiner Criterion FCC PT Catalysts Ranking

91

100

104

109

85

100

113

139

80

90

100

110

120

130

140

150

RN450 DN200 DN3110 DN3551

RVA

HD

S an

d H

DN

-10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

SCF/

BB

L D

elta

from

DN

200

HDSHDNH2 Cons Delta

Pilot ConditonsLHSV: 1.0H2 PP: 1200 psigH2/Oil:2000 scf/bblWABT: 650/690

DN-3551 Improves on CENTINEL Performance

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DN-3551 NiMo Increases Demet CapacityCommercial Unit FeedBack

5 ppm Metals in Feed

Metals U

ptake, wt%

Prev NiMo DN-200 DN-3551 CC DemetDN-3110

17%

23%24%

8%

Increased metal capacity translates into better stability

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FCC Pretreat (FCC PT) and FCC Technology Application

Dry Gas

C3/C4=

Gasoline

LightCycle Oil

HeavyCycle Oil

Slurry

FCC UnitFCC Feed Components:Naphtha,Diesel,VGO/HVGO

KGO/HKGO,Resid,DAO

FCC Pretreat Unit

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Maximize FCC Conversion with DN-3551 NiMoFCC Pretreat Unit

Conv. NiMo DN-3551NiMo Type II NiMo

S, wt% 0.15 0.14 0.13N, ppm 900 800 665 Di+ Aro, wt% 5.5 5.2 4.6

Produced FCC Feed

+0.6 +1.2

-12 -26

-0.4 -0.8

FCC Unit NiMo DN-3551Type II NiMo

GasolineYield, v%

*Yields Relative to Conventional NiMoConv. NiMo FCC gasoline sulfur = 112 ppm

GasolineSulfur, ppm

LCOYield, v%

FCC Conv, v%Econ Benefit$MM/yr

+0.8 +1.6

+4.5 +8.5

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Maximize FCC Gasoline Sulfur Reduction with DC-2551 CoMoFCC Pretreat Unit

Conv. CoMo DC-2551NiMo Type II CoMo

S, wt% 0.15 0.10 0.09N, ppm 900 900 900 Di+ Aro, wt% 5.5 5.5 5.3

Produced FCC Feed

CoMo DC-2551Type II CoMo

+0.0 +0.2

-37 -45

-0.0 -0.1

+0.0 +0.3

+0.0 +1.4

Minimize FCC Conversion Loss

FCC UnitGasolineYield, v%

*Yields Relative to Conventional NiMoConv. NiMo FCC gasoline sulfur = 112 ppm

GasolineSulfur, ppm

LCOYield, v%

FCC Conv, v%Econ Benefit$MM/yr

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New Additions to the Family of Catalysts

DN-3110 / DC211840% / 60%

NiMo / CoMo

DN3551 / DC2551 50% / 50%

NiMo / CoMo

ActivityImprovement

12 °FHDN

HDSHDN

SOR VGO Unit Commercial Performance – Example 1

6 °FHDS

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New Additions to the Family of Catalysts

Competitor30% / 70%

NiMo / CoMo

DN3551 / DC255150% / 50%

NiMo / CoMo

ActivityImprovement

10 °F HDS

HDSHDN

SOR VGO Unit Commercial Performance – Example 2

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Multi-Cycle Usage Economics

ASCENT Improves Regenerability of High Activity Catalysts

FRESH

Catalyst Age

Regenerated ASCENT Catalyst

Base

- 2oC (- 4oF)

+ 2oC (+ 4oF)

Base

- 2oC (- 4oF)

+ 2oC (+ 4oF)

HDS Activity Recovery ≥ 90%

Regenerated Type II Site Catalyst

+ 4o oF)oC (+ 7o

o+ 6 o

C (+ 14 F)+ 8

C (+ 10 F)

Historical Regenerated Catalyst

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Multi-Cycle Usage Economics

Maximize Regeneration Recovery

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Catalyst A DN-3551% Recovery from Regeneration 85% 95%Make-Up Catalyst Requirement, ft3 877 292

Cost of Regeneration, US $ $920,000 $120,000Make-Up Catalyst Cost, US $ $370,000 $110,000

MultiCycle Use Cost, US $ $1,290,000 $230,000

MultiCycle Use Cost Benefit, US $ $1,060,000

Multi-Cycle Use Cost Analysis

Multi-Cycle Usage Economics

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New Additions to the Family of Catalysts

DN-3551 NiMo3.5 MMlbs Sold5 Units

DC-2551 CoMo0.6 MMlbs Sold2 Units

• Top tier performing catalysts to deal with severe FCC PT services• Another step out in metals uptake and tolerance• Catalysts that provide ease of handling • Catalysts that easily regenerate by conventional techniques