Coke drum and blowdown system overpressure protection design—Part 2
The blowdown (BD) system in delayed coking units (DCUs) receives waste streams generated during the coke drum (CD) decoking process to recover valuable hydrocarbons and water.
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The Authors
Geronimo, G. DI - ExxonMobil Rotterdam refinery, The Netherlands
Giovanni Di Geronimo is a Process Safety Engineer at ExxonMobil’s Rotterdam refinery. He holds a Bch degree in chemical engineering from Universidad Simon Bolivar and an MSc degree in process engineering from Imperial College London.
Ceary, P. J. - ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Co., Spring, Texas
Philip Ceary graduated from the University of Maryland College Park with a BS degree in chemical engineering in May 2002. He works in the field of process design, optimization and logistics, and project development for ExxonMobil in Spring, Texas.
Markham, N. - ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Co., Spring, Texas
Nathan Markham graduated from the University of Kansas with a BS degree in Chemical Engineering in May 2009. He works as a Process Safety Engineer for ExxonMobil in Spring, Texas.
Groenendijk, S. - Fluor, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Sander Groenendijk has 19 yr of experience in oil, gas and chemicals front-end engineering and detailed design and is a subject matter expert in process simulation, hydraulics and safety and relief systems. He holds an MS degree and a PhD in chemical engineering from the University of Amsterdam.
Moreno, Y. - Fluor, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Yiltzon Moreno is a Process Director in Fluor’s Amsterdam office. He has more than 23 yr of experience in oil and gas operations, front-end engineering and detailed design. He holds a BSc degree in chemical engineering from Zulia University (Venezuela) and a post-graduate specialization in refinery processes from Francisco de Miranda University (Venezuela).
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