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Zero Fuel Oil Production The 35th JCCP International Symposium, January 26 , 2017 Tokyo By : Dr. Hasan Karam Senior Vice President – Ruwais Refinery (East) Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Co. (TAKREER)

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Zero Fuel Oil ProductionThe 35th JCCP International Symposium,

January 26 , 2017 – Tokyo

By : Dr. Hasan Karam

Senior Vice President – Ruwais Refinery (East)

Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Co. (TAKREER)

CONTENTS

Item 1

Item 2

TAKREER REFINERY - OVERVIEW

BOTTOM OF THE BARREL UPGRADATION

STATE OF ART PROCESSES AND SCALE

JOURNEY TOWARDS EXCELLENCE

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2

3

4

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CONCLUSION5

TAKREER REFINERY OVERVIEW

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4

TAKREER’S REFINING CAPACITY

Ruwais Refinery (East):Capacity: 420,000 bpdConfiguration: CDU, VDU, Hydrocracker, Mild Hydrocracker, Reformer, Isomerization, Base Oil.Despatches: Jetty & pipelines

Ruwais Refinery (West):Capacity: 417,000 bpdConfiguration: CDU, RFCC, Olefin Conversion Unit, Alkylation, mild Hydrocracker, Isomerization, Coker, Carbon Black.Despatches: Jetty & pipelines

Abu Dhabi Refinery:Capacity: 90,000 bpdConfiguration: CDU, Reformer.Despatches: Pipelines

JOURNEY TOWARDS EXCELLENCE

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RUWAIS REFINERY EXPANSION: PROJECT KICK OFF

RFCC & BASE OIL UNIT

CARBON BLACK & DELAYED COKER

PETROCHEMICALS INTEGRATION AND OFFSHORE CRUDE PROCESSING

Value maximization by bottom of the barrel up

gradation by commissioning Base Oil

Unit & RFCC and entry into specialized products like Group II and III Base Oil,

Polymer Grade Propylene, Alkylate, etc.

To increase ADNOC’s international refined

products market share

Val

ue

ad

dit

ion

2010 2014 2016 2019

Zero Fuel Oil generation from the Refinery &

Diversification into High valuable products like

Anode Coke, Carbon Black while producing high

valuable Propylene from Propane streams

World Class diversified Refining complex

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Increase Refining Margin through petrochemicals

integration -Integrated Gasoline

Aromatics Project and shifting feed to more

tougher, heavier, High Sulfur Offshore crude.

TAKREER JOURNEY TOWARDS EXCELLENCE

Beyond…

Takreer operates world’s 4th LARGEST Refining Capacity in a given location

at Ruwais

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TAKREER’S REFINING CAPACITY

Refinery Expansion and Fuel Oil reduction resulted in increase of more than USD 10 billion

per annum in Gross Product Worth

RR East420 kbpd

RR West417 kbpd

ADRD90 kbpd

Other Facilities:

Power – 660 MWDesal Water – 14 MM Gallons/dayWaste Treatment (BeAAT) – 26 KMT/year

Refineries current capacity

560

5,500

2,600

5,600

5,500

1,100

LPG

Naphtha

Gasoline

Jet Fuel

Diesel

Fuel Oil/Residue

5.3%

Pre-expansion Production (000’ tpa)

10,000

5,600

10,000

11,000

1,600

430

40

600

Naphtha

Gasoline

Jet Fuel

Diesel

Propylene

Base Oil

Carbon Black

Anode Coke

81%

115%

78%

100%

Fuel Oil/Residue 0

Post-expansion Production (000’ tpa)

BOTTOM OF THE BARREL UPGRADATION

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BOTTOM OF THE BARREL STRATEGY – HEART OF REFINERY & PETROCHEMICAL INTEGRATION

DCU Coke Calciner

Vacuum Residue

from RR (East)

Slurrry HT

Carbon Black

unit

Anode Coke

CB&DC C3=

PDH Unit

C3 from GASCO

C3 from CBDC

Distillate HT

Carbon Black

Distillate Blending

Atmospheric

Residue from RR

(West)

Slurry Oil

RFCC

C2= Recovery

C4 Feed Prep

Olefin

Conversion

C3= Recovery

C4 Isom &

Alkylation

C3/C4

C3

C3=

Mixed C4=

N butane & Iso

butene

C2- C2= C2=C3=

Alkylate

RR (EXPANSION)

C3=

Propane

Propylene

Gasoline Blending

C3=

WCNHT

WCN

To Mild Hydrocracker

(For upgrading to Diesel)

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BOTTOM OF THE BARREL STREAMS ARE CONVERTED TO HIGH VALUABLE PRODUCTS – Processes involved

Base OilHydrocracking

Unit

Unconverted Oil (UCO)

Isodewaxing/Catalytic dewaxing

Noble metal Hydro

finishing

Base Oil Unit

Residual FCC (RFCC)

Crude Distillation

Unit

Atmospheric Residue RFCC

Lighter products

Slurry Oil

Mild Hydrocracker Products

Carbon Black & Delayed Coker

Carbon BlackProducts

Delayed CokerRR (East) Vac. Residue

LCO

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BLOCK FLOW DIAGRAM OF BASE OIL UNITS

Back

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BLOCK FLOW DIAGRAM OF RFCC UNITS

Back

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BLOCK FLOW DIAGRAM OF CBDC UNITS

Slurry Oil from RR(West)

689 TPD

STATE OF ART PROCESSES AND SCALE

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RUWAIS REFINERY EXPANSION HAS STATE OF THE ART TECHNOLOGIES

BASE OIL UNIT

RFCC

SLURRY HYDROTREATER

CARBON BLACK

DELAYED COKER & CALCINER

PROPANE DEHYDROGENATION

ARDS (POCP)

Latest technology minimizing CAPEX & OPEX, improve catalyst life, quality base oil, higher Viscosity Index, low pour point, higher yields, producing Grp. II and III base oil stocks

World’s Largest unique Petroriser to boost Propylene Yield

Produces N-220 (UV Grade) & N-115 (Semi Conductive grade) carbon black

First Licensed Unit in the world

Converts low value VR from RR-E and Slurry Oil to High Value Anode Grade Calcined coke

Converts Propane from RRE, RRW, GASCO, BOROUGE to Polymer Grade Propylene

12 reactors to de-sulphurize Atmospheric Residue from Upper Zakumcrude and feed to RFCC

CONCLUSION

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Ruwais Refinery expansion project has helped ADNOC achieve its Strategic Objectives through:

• Value Maximization and improve profitability:• Reduction of Fuel Oil production• Production of quality feedstock for petrochemicals, Lube Oil & Coke

• Achieve improved performance & efficiency through optimal use of assets and natural resources – re-routing of heavier residues to upgrading units and processing of relatively distress crude oil in future

• Enhance technical knowhow of work force through use of state of art process & technology

• Contribute to Nation’s Development

ALIGNED ACHIEVE LONG TERM STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE

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Thank You