Elshout, R.
Ray Elshout has 30 years of process and project engineering experience with Fluor, Jacobs and Unocal. At present, he is a consultant with Energy Systems Engineering. His primary experience is in process design, including retrofits, revamps and expansions. Mr. Elshout holds BS and MS degrees from the University of Michigan.
Upgrading the bottom of the barrel
Construction
/ Crude oil
/ Desulfurization
/ Diesel
/ Economics
/ Engineering & Design
/ Environment & Safety
/ Gasoline
/ Hydrocracking
/ Hydrogen
/ Hydrotreating
/ Naphtha
/ Products
/ Pumps
/ Reactors
/ Sulfur
/ Treating
/ Utilities
/ Refining
In the past few decades, new technologies, including both carbon rejection methods and catalytic conversion methods, have emerged.
- 1
- ... 1 pages
Current Digital Edition
Sign up to Receive Our Newsletter
Latest News
- EPA's proposed eRIN program raises concerns and sparks legislative action 6/8
- Neste enables Swedish airport and Västflyg airline to become the world's firsts to use SAF on all flights 6/8
- Valtek Valdisk High Performance Butterfly Valve, completes million-cycle test 6/8
- The sustainable aviation fuel entrepreneurs poised for takeoff 6/8
- India's May fuel consumption soars on robust manufacturing 6/8
- Kent awarded three-year multi-site Master Services Agreement with TotalEnergies 6/8
- VOC reduction at Raffineria di Milazzo’s SRU complex—Part 2
- Digital Technologies: Do not just monitor bad actor machines: Start when they are healthy
- People
- Editorial Comment
- Maintenance and Reliability: Non-standard flanges for catalytic cracking units
- How companies can take advantage of APM solutions to reduce planned maintenance
- Design considerations when flaring ethylene oxide
- Why sulfur plants fail: An in-depth study of sulfur recovery unit failures—Part 1
- Implement advanced level control techniques to improve crude distillation unit stabilizer performance
- Maintenance and Reliability: Non-standard flanges for catalytic cracking units
Construction Boxscore: Project Spotlight
Project:
Long Son Petrochemicals Complex
Location:
Long Son, Vietnam
Operator:
Siam Cement Group
Cost:
$5.4 B
Capacity:
1.65 MMtpy
Completion date:
2023
Status:
Under Construction
