Perm Refinery

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Perm Refinery

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Contents

1 Summary Information
2 Brief Description
3 Refining Units
4 Terminal Capacity
5 Crude Supply
6 Products Produced
7 Projects
8 Other Information
9 History
10 Links

Summary Information

Ownership: Lukoil
Website: http://www.lukoil.com/
List of Lukoil Refineries
Location: Perm
Capacity: 13.0 million tons/annum & 260,000 bbl/day
Nelson Complexity: 9.4
Refining Depth: 85%

Brief Description

A large high complexity refinery

Refining Units

CDU - 72,000 bbl/day
VDU - 18,100 bbl/day, (Texaco)
FCC - 37,000 bbl/day
Hydrocracking unit - Texaco
Hydrogen production unit - ABB Lummus
Sulphur production unit - Comprimo

Terminal Capacity

Crude Oil:
Refined Products:

Crude Supply

The refinery processes West Siberian Crude

Products Produced

Motor gasoline
Diesel fuel
Jet fuel
Ship fuel
Heating oil
Vacuum gas oil
Naphta
Bitumen
Lubricants
Coke

Projects

The Perm Refinery Upgrade Project was completed in 2015
The project included a delayed coker

Other Information

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History

1958 - Startup of Perm refinery and first tons of oil products recovery
1991 - Converting Perm refinery into joint-stock company. Permnefteorgsintez became a part of LUKOIL Group
1993-1998 - Initial modernization stage supported by LUKOIL Company. Large-scale revamp of delayed coking unit and upgrading of 20 process units and offsite facilities; construction of fuel oil vacuum distillation unit; commissioning of modern lubricating oil plant with four packaging lines for small containers; commissioning of environmental facilities.
1998 - New Catalytic Cracking Unit commissioned
2004 - Commissioning of Crude Oil High Conversion Complex and completion of the second modernization stage
2007 - The new paraffin isomerization unit was brought on stream
2014 - Delayed coking expansion completed
2015 - Major upgrading project completed

Links

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