Conference Alert: 6th Refining China

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For your convenience, here is an excerpt from the 6th Refining China Web (www.refiningchina.com)

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6th Refining China

Beijing 28 March 2012 – 29 March 2012

The 6th REFINING CHINA conference will be held at the Regent Hotel, Bejing, 28-29 March 2012

REFINING CHINA, the only international refining technology conference held in China, has now been running for six years in partnership with SINOPEC. This partnership ensures the continuing strong level of producer company delegates not only from Sinopec but also from CNPC/Petrochina and CNOOC companies and a high level of local speakers.

Our current line-up for 2012 is as follows:

·  Cao Xianghong, Chairman, Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China Selecting refining production technology in China

·  Ling Yuqun, Vice president, Sinopec Energy saving and low emission technologies in China's refineries

·  Sun LIli, Vice General Manager, Sinopec Engineering Inc Refinery design to meet low-carbon requirements

·  Yan Shaochun, President, Luoyang Petrochemical Engineering Corporation Technological developments in the China coal liquefaction industry

·  He Shengbao, Vice President, CNPC

·  CNOOC speaker

·  ExxonMobil Producing clean fuel gas

·  BP Measuring PBS values for crude oil selection

·  Saudi Aramco Increasing energy recovery in Preflash tower preheat train network

·  Jacobs Improving refining performance: where to start?

·  Prague Institute of Chemical Technology Biofuel developments

·  Mangalore Refinery Leveraging carbon emissions pinch analysis

·  Hindustan Waste water management: a case study

·  Hart Energy Clean fuels outlook

·  Research Institute of the Petroleum Industry (RIPI) Tehran Evaluation of the Effects of Feed Characteristics and Operating Variables on the Naphtha Isomerization Process

·  Soteica Online utilities real time optimisation at a large Chinese petrochemical complex

·  Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería, Perú Diesel hydrotreating: modelling and simulation

·  Baker Hughes Heavy crudes processing

·  Intercat Reducing FCC heavy fuel oil yield

·  Air Products Technical innovations in on-purpose H2 making solutions

·  Sage Environmental Leak detection and repair techniques

·  Albermarle Achieving clean fuels with hydroprocessing

Seminar: Baker Hughes Using Petroleum Additives to Maximize Profit and Improve Product Quality

source: www.refiningchina.com

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