Vacuum Gas Oil

Custom solutions to increase your profitability

The industry-leading UOP Unicracking™ process can produce LPG, naphtha, kerosene and diesel, as well as high-quality unconverted oil for use downstream in the production of lube oils. The process can also produce FCC feed through the conversion of heavier feedstocks and the addition of hydrogen.

Adding in the power of our complete portfolio of hydrocracking catalysts, UOP hydrocracking solutions are designed to improve your overall profitability. Through significant advances in catalyst technology, we can increase the precision of reaction chemistry on a molecular level, and provide a tailored solution that will allow you to be more specific and selective to achieve your processing goals. Whether you are looking to produce maximum diesel or naphtha, our solutions can be tailored to allow for flexible operation between the two extremes based on your regional market needs.

We offer multiple Unicracking flow schemes and we can customize our single-stage and two-stage designs to meet your specific objectives. With more than 200 units awarded in over 40 countries and 50+ years of history in Hydroprocessing, we bring the right capabilities and experience to help you improve your bottom line.

UOP’s continued advances in the design of hydroprocessing units and reactor internals like the Alliance Hydroprocessing Reactor Internals can maximize your profits by achieving the best possible performance from hydroprocessing units at the lowest possible cost.

Optimizing hydrogen content for FCC unit feed

The UOP VGO Unionfining™ process provides better quality and higher yields of FCC gasoline with lower yields of FCC light and heavy cycle oils within the FCC unit. The typical application of this technology is FCC feed pretreatment. The feeds that can be processed in the VGO Unionfining process include straight-run vacuum gas oil, heavy coker gas oil and visbreaker gas oil. This process can also be used to produce low sulfur fuel oil.

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