View source for 18405762. Processes and Systems for Removing Deposits from an Integrated Plastic Pyrolysis Vessel and a Steam Cracking Furnace simplified abstract (ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company)

=Processes and Systems for Removing Deposits from an Integrated Plastic Pyrolysis Vessel and a Steam Cracking Furnace=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company|ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company]]


[[Category:ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Kara R. Radford of Houston TX (US)|Kara R. Radford of Houston TX (US)]][[Category:Kara R. Radford of Houston TX (US)]]

[[:Category:David Spicer of Houston TX (US)|David Spicer of Houston TX (US)]][[Category:David Spicer of Houston TX (US)]]

[[:Category:Saurabh S. Maduskar of Houston TX (US)|Saurabh S. Maduskar of Houston TX (US)]][[Category:Saurabh S. Maduskar of Houston TX (US)]]

[[:Category:Theodore W. Walker of Chittenango NY (US)|Theodore W. Walker of Chittenango NY (US)]][[Category:Theodore W. Walker of Chittenango NY (US)]]

[[:Category:Alison M. Miller of Houston TX (US)|Alison M. Miller of Houston TX (US)]][[Category:Alison M. Miller of Houston TX (US)]]

[[:Category:Steven M. Slack of Humble TX (US)|Steven M. Slack of Humble TX (US)]][[Category:Steven M. Slack of Humble TX (US)]]

==Processes and Systems for Removing Deposits from an Integrated Plastic Pyrolysis Vessel and a Steam Cracking Furnace - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18405762 titled 'Processes and Systems for Removing Deposits from an Integrated Plastic Pyrolysis Vessel and a Steam Cracking Furnace

The abstract describes a process for removing deposits from a pump-around loop or simply loop, involving isolating a section of the loop within a vessel and introducing an aqueous fluid/oxidant mixture to remove deposits.

* The process involves isolating a section of the loop within a vessel.
* A first conduit is connected to an aqueous fluid/oxidant source at one end of the isolated section.
* A second conduit is connected to the other end of the isolated section within a convection section.
* The aqueous fluid/oxidant mixture is heated as it flows through the isolated section.
* The heated mixture flows through the second conduit into a radiant section of a steam cracking furnace.

Potential Applications:
- This process can be used in steam cracking furnaces or heat exchangers to remove deposits and improve efficiency.
- It can be applied in various industrial settings where deposits in loops need to be cleaned.

Problems Solved:
- Removes deposits from pump-around loops efficiently.
- Helps maintain the performance and longevity of equipment.

Benefits:
- Improves the overall efficiency of steam cracking furnaces.
- Reduces maintenance costs by preventing deposit buildup.
- Enhances the operational reliability of industrial equipment.

Commercial Applications:
- Industrial maintenance and cleaning services.
- Manufacturing industries utilizing steam cracking furnaces or heat exchangers.

Prior Art:
Prior research may include methods for cleaning and maintaining industrial equipment, particularly in high-temperature environments.

Frequently Updated Research:
Stay informed about advancements in industrial cleaning technologies and equipment maintenance practices.

Questions about the Process:
1. How does the process of isolating a section of the loop contribute to the efficiency of deposit removal?
2. What are the key differences between using an aqueous fluid/oxidant mixture and other cleaning agents in this process?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

Processes for removing deposits from a pump-around loop or simply loop. The process can include isolating a first and a second end of the loop in fluid communication with a vessel to provide an isolated section. The isolated section can include a first conduit disposed within a convection section of a steam cracking furnace or a heat exchanger that is external to the steam cracking furnace that can include char therein. The first end can be connected to an aqueous fluid/oxidant source. The second end can be connected to a second conduit disposed within the convection section. An aqueous fluid/oxidant mixture can be introduced into the first end that can be heated by flowing through the isolated section. The heated mixture can flow through the second conduit to produce a second heated mixture that can be introduced into a radiant section of the steam cracking furnace.



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