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Dalgıç, E.

Tüpraş, Korfez, Turkey

Eda Bayraktar Dalgıç is a Process and Equipment Development Superintendent at Tupras refineries. Her scope of work includes simulations of processing and utility units, revamp projects, supplying shift vectors to the planning department, simulation training and troubleshooting. Her previous experience includes positions as a process chief for FCC, visbreaker and coker units, and as a sales executive at Kılavuz Process Solutions. She received a BS degree and an MS degree in chemical engineering from METU.

Additive solutions to SOx emissions in FCCUs

Hydrocarbon Processing / September 2018
Tüpraş: Genç, M.  |  Dalgıç, E.  |  Karani, U.  |  Emiroglu, I.  |  Er, I.  |  Gül, A.  |  Avcilar, S.
Johnson Matthey Process Technologies: Ventham, T.
Environment & Safety / Maintenance & Reliability / Process Optimization / Refining / Analyzers / Catalysts / Corrosion / Distillation / Engineering & Design / Environment / Equipment / Furnaces / Loss Prevention / Products / Reactors / Safety / Treating / Europe

Sulfur oxide additives are typically based on hydrotalcite or magnesium aluminate spinel-type structures. Magnesium alumina is the pickup agent present in the most effective SO<sub>x</sub> additives on the market; therefore, to optimize SO<sub>x</sub> reduction, it is critical to maximize the amount of the critical magnesium component in the fluid catalytic cracking unit (FCCU) in an efficient and cost-effective way.

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