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2024

  1. Hydrocracking of a HDPE/VGO Blend: Influence of Catalyst-to-Feed Ratio on Fuel Yield and Composition

    Catalysts, Vol. 14, Núm. 3

2023

  1. A six-lump kinetic model for HDPE/VGO blend hydrocracking

    Fuel, Vol. 333

  2. Comparative Study of Different Atmospheres for a PtPd/Y Catalyst Regeneration for Plastics/VGO Hydrocracking

    Chemical Engineering Transactions, Vol. 99, pp. 463-468

  3. Intensifying gasoline production in the hydrocracking of pre-hydrotreated light cycle oil by means of Pt and Pd supported on a spent FCC catalyst

    Fuel, Vol. 334

  4. Kinetic modeling of the hydrocracking of polystyrene blended with vacuum gasoil

    Chemical Engineering Journal, Vol. 451

2022

  1. Cracking of plastic pyrolysis oil over FCC equilibrium catalysts to produce fuels: Kinetic modeling

    Fuel, Vol. 316

  2. Enhancing the performance of a PtPd/HY catalyst for HDPE/VGO hydrocracking through zeolite desilication

    Fuel, Vol. 329

  3. Hydrogen Pressure as a Key Parameter to Control the Quality of the Naphtha Produced in the Hydrocracking of an HDPE/ VGO Blend

    Catalysts, Vol. 12, Núm. 5

  4. Kinetic modeling for the catalytic cracking of tires pyrolysis oil

    Fuel, Vol. 309

2021

  1. Detailed nature of tire pyrolysis oil blended with light cycle oil and its hydroprocessed products using a NiW/HY catalyst

    Waste Management, Vol. 128, pp. 36-44

  2. Different approaches to convert waste polyolefins into automotive fuels via hydrocracking with a NiW/HY catalyst

    Fuel Processing Technology, Vol. 220

  3. Product composition and coke deposition in the hydrocracking of polystyrene blended with vacuum gasoil

    Fuel Processing Technology, Vol. 224

  4. Waste Refinery: The Valorization of Waste Plastics and End-of-Life Tires in Refinery Units. A Review

    Energy and Fuels, Vol. 35, Núm. 5, pp. 3529-3557

2020

  1. Co-cracking of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and vacuum gasoil (VGO) under refinery conditions

    Chemical Engineering Journal, Vol. 382

  2. Converting the Surplus of Low-Quality Naphtha into More Valuable Products by Feeding It to a Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit

    Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research, Vol. 59, Núm. 38, pp. 16868-16875

  3. Effect of co-feeding HDPE on the product distribution in the hydrocracking of VGO

    Catalysis Today, Vol. 353, pp. 197-203

  4. Scrap tires pyrolysis oil as a co-feeding stream on the catalytic cracking of vacuum gasoil under fluid catalytic cracking conditions

    Waste Management, Vol. 105, pp. 18-26

  5. Taking advantage of the excess of thermal naphthas to enhance the quality of FCC unit products

    Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis, Vol. 152

  6. Towards waste refinery: Co-feeding HDPE pyrolysis waxes with VGO into the catalytic cracking unit

    Energy Conversion and Management, Vol. 207

  7. Upgrading of heavy coker naphtha by means of catalytic cracking in refinery FCC unit

    Fuel Processing Technology, Vol. 205