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| − | Summary Information | + | === Summary Information === |
| − | Ownership: Chevron | + | |
| − | Website: www.chevron.com | + | * Ownership: Chevron |
| − | List of Chevron Refineries | + | * Website: www.chevron.com |
| − | Location: Mississippi, USA | + | ** List of [[Chevron Refineries]] |
| − | Capacity: 16.5 million tons/annum & 330,000 bbl/day | + | * Location: Mississippi, USA |
| − | Nelson Complexity: | + | * Capacity: 16.5 million tons/annum & 330,000 bbl/day |
| − | Refining Depth: | + | * Nelson Complexity: |
| − | Brief Description | + | * Refining Depth: |
| − | The refinery is a large and very complex one | + | |
| − | Refining Units | + | === Brief Description === |
| − | Atmospheric Distillation | + | * The refinery is a large, two train refinery and very complex one. |
| − | Fluid Catalytic Cracker (FCC)- 63,000 | + | |
| − | Hydrocracker - 58,000 | + | === Refining Units === |
| − | Delayed Coking Unit (Coker) - 105,000 | + | |
| − | Catalytic Reforming - 71,000 | + | * Atmospheric Distillation |
| − | Hydrotreating | + | * Fluid Catalytic Cracker (FCC)- 63,000 |
| − | Heavy Gas Oil | + | * Hydrocracker - 58,000 |
| − | Diesel | + | * Delayed Coking Unit (Coker) - 105,000 |
| − | Naphtha | + | * Catalytic Reforming - 71,000 |
| − | Kerosine | + | * Hydrotreating |
| − | Alkylation Units - 14,800 | + | ** Heavy Gas Oil |
| − | Sulphur Recovery Units | + | ** Diesel |
| − | Base oil production complex | + | ** Naphtha |
| − | Terminal Capacity | + | ** Kerosine |
| − | Crude Oil: | + | * Alkylation Units - 14,800 |
| − | Refined Products: | + | * Sulphur Recovery Units |
| − | Crude Supply | + | * Base oil production complex |
| − | Most of the crude oil refined at the Chevron Pascagoula Refinery comes from Central and South America. | + | |
| − | All the crude oil processed at the refinery – over 100 million barrels a year – arrives by marine tanker | + | === Terminal Capacity === |
| − | Products Produced | + | |
| − | Chevron's Pascagoula Refinery is primarily a fuels refinery, in that it mainly manufactures motor gasoline, about 130,000 barrels per day (BPD); jet fuel, 50,000 BPD; and diesel fuel, 68,000 BPD. Other products include fuel oils such as bunker fuel, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), aviation gasoline, jet fuels, petroleum coke and sulfur. | + | * Crude Oil: |
| − | Products can be supplied to the Plantation Oil Products Pipeline | + | * Refined Products: |
| − | Ongoing Projects | + | |
| − | $1.4 Billion is being invested in a new lubricants plant. | + | === Crude Supply === |
| − | The facility will manufacture 25,000 barrels per day of premium base oil and will be completed in 2013 | + | * Most of the crude oil refined at the Chevron Pascagoula Refinery comes from Central and South America. |
| − | Other Information | + | * All the crude oil processed at the refinery – over 100 million barrels a year – arrives by marine tanker |
| − | - | + | |
| − | History | + | === Products Produced === |
| − | 1963 - The refinery began operations | + | * Chevron's Pascagoula Refinery is primarily a fuels refinery, in that it mainly manufactures motor gasoline, about 130,000 barrels per day (BPD); jet fuel, 50,000 BPD; and diesel fuel, 68,000 BPD. Other products include fuel oils such as bunker fuel, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), aviation gasoline, jet fuels, petroleum coke and sulfur. |
| − | 1983 - The refinery expanded its crude oil processing capabilities to process and treat low-grade heavier, sour, foreign crude oil | + | * The refinery is the leading provider of jet fuel to Tampa Airport |
| − | 2003 - The Clean Fuels Project, converted the Residuum Desulfurization (RDS) Unit from its original service of de-sulfurizing residuum. The unit is now a gas oil hydrotreater that produces ultra low-sulfur process feed for the FCC | + | ** Products can be supplied to the [[Plantation Oil Products Pipeline]] and the [[Colonial Oil Products Pipeline]] |
| − | 2014 - The base oil production facility was completed | + | |
| − | + | === Ongoing Projects === | |
| − | Refinery Website | + | * $1.4 Billion is being invested in a new lubricants plant. |
| − | Refinery Flowchart | + | * The facility will manufacture 25,000 barrels per day of premium base oil and will be completed in 2013 |
| − | Chevron to Build $1.4 Billion Lubricants Plant in Pascagoula, Miss | + | |
| − | KBR Awarded Construction Contract for Chevron's Base Oil Project in Pascagoula, MS | + | === Other Information === |
| − | Commercial Production Begins at Chevron’s New Premium Base Oil Plant | + | * - |
| + | |||
| + | === History === | ||
| + | * 1963 - The refinery began operations | ||
| + | * 1983 - The refinery expanded its crude oil processing capabilities to process and treat low-grade heavier, sour, foreign crude oil | ||
| + | * 2003 - The Clean Fuels Project, converted the Residuum Desulfurization (RDS) Unit from its original service of de-sulfurizing residuum. The unit is now a gas oil hydrotreater that produces ultra low-sulfur process feed for the FCC | ||
| + | * 2014 - The base oil production facility was completed | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Links === | ||
| + | # [http://www.chevron.com/products/sitelets/pascagoula/ Refinery Website] | ||
| + | # [http://www.chevron.com/products/sitelets/pascagoula/refiningprocess/chvflowchart.pdf Refinery Flowchart] | ||
| + | # [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/blog:464 Chevron to Build $1.4 Billion Lubricants Plant in Pascagoula, Miss] | ||
| + | # [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/blog:768 KBR Awarded Construction Contract for Chevron's Base Oil Project in Pascagoula, MS] | ||
| + | # [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/blog:5332 Commercial Production Begins at Chevron’s New Premium Base Oil Plant] | ||
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| + | [[category:Refinery]] | ||
| + | [[category:USA]] | ||
| + | [[category:Chevron]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:42, 31 December 2024
Contents
Summary Information
- Ownership: Chevron
- Website: www.chevron.com
- List of Chevron Refineries
- Location: Mississippi, USA
- Capacity: 16.5 million tons/annum & 330,000 bbl/day
- Nelson Complexity:
- Refining Depth:
Brief Description
- The refinery is a large, two train refinery and very complex one.
Refining Units
- Atmospheric Distillation
- Fluid Catalytic Cracker (FCC)- 63,000
- Hydrocracker - 58,000
- Delayed Coking Unit (Coker) - 105,000
- Catalytic Reforming - 71,000
- Hydrotreating
- Heavy Gas Oil
- Diesel
- Naphtha
- Kerosine
- Alkylation Units - 14,800
- Sulphur Recovery Units
- Base oil production complex
Terminal Capacity
- Crude Oil:
- Refined Products:
Crude Supply
- Most of the crude oil refined at the Chevron Pascagoula Refinery comes from Central and South America.
- All the crude oil processed at the refinery – over 100 million barrels a year – arrives by marine tanker
Products Produced
- Chevron's Pascagoula Refinery is primarily a fuels refinery, in that it mainly manufactures motor gasoline, about 130,000 barrels per day (BPD); jet fuel, 50,000 BPD; and diesel fuel, 68,000 BPD. Other products include fuel oils such as bunker fuel, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), aviation gasoline, jet fuels, petroleum coke and sulfur.
- The refinery is the leading provider of jet fuel to Tampa Airport
- Products can be supplied to the Plantation Oil Products Pipeline and the Colonial Oil Products Pipeline
Ongoing Projects
- $1.4 Billion is being invested in a new lubricants plant.
- The facility will manufacture 25,000 barrels per day of premium base oil and will be completed in 2013
Other Information
- -
History
- 1963 - The refinery began operations
- 1983 - The refinery expanded its crude oil processing capabilities to process and treat low-grade heavier, sour, foreign crude oil
- 2003 - The Clean Fuels Project, converted the Residuum Desulfurization (RDS) Unit from its original service of de-sulfurizing residuum. The unit is now a gas oil hydrotreater that produces ultra low-sulfur process feed for the FCC
- 2014 - The base oil production facility was completed
