March 10, 2023 - Summary The Honeywell UOP Tatoray™ process upgrades toluene, C9, and C10 aromatics by catalytic disproportionation and transalkylation reactions to a commercial-grade mix of xylene product and high...

June 29, 2018 - Honeywell's UOP Tatoray process converts toluene and C9 aromatics to mixed xylenes and high-purity benzene without the need for sulfolane extraction.

Meyers, Robert A., ed. 2016. “UOP TATORAY PROCESS.” Chap. 2.6 in Handbook of Petroleum Refining Processes. 4th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill Education.

One of the processes used to selectively convert lower value toluene and C9+ aromatics into benzene and xylene products is the Tatoray process. In this process, toluene is combined with C9 and C10 aromatics and converted to benzene and xylenes in a simple transalkylation reactor system, more ...

An aromatics complex is a combination of process units used to convert petroleum naphtha and pyrolysis gasoline to the basic petrochemical intermediates. The Tatoray process shifts the chemical equilibrium in the unit toward decreased benzene ...

June 28, 2018 - DES PLAINES, Ill., May 26, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- UOP LLC, a Honeywell (NYSE: HON) company, announced today that Japan's Taiyo Oil Co. Ltd. has begun producing petrochemicals with UOP's Tatoray™ process technology, which provides greater flexibility to produce either gasoline or valuable petrochemicals as demand changes.

• The UOP Tatoray™ process for upgrading toluene, C9, and C10 aromatics, by catalytic disproportionation

Xylene mixtures and benzene can be produced from toluene by disproportionation reaction. This process was co-developed with UOP LLC in the U.S.

A placeholder for UOP transalkylation / dispropornation Tatoray process for improved xylenes production has been added. Process description to be developed.

Honeywell's UOP Tatoray process converts toluene and C9 aromatics to mixedxylenes and high-purity benzene without the need for sulfolane extraction.

Is Tatoray reaction (Reactor in which C7+C9 gets converted to C6+C8 aromatics..licensed by UOP) prone to run away reaction?

Taiyo Oil is using UOP’s proprietary Tatoray process technology at Shikoku that will enable the refinery to produce 300,000 tonnes/year of petrochemicals to be used as feedstock for production of polyester, UOP said.

UOP LLC, a Honeywell company, announced today that Japan Taiyo Oil Co. Ltd. has begun producing petrochemicals with UOP Tatoray process technology, which provides greater flexibility to produce either gasoline or valuable petrochemicals as demand changes.

May 27, 2015 - Taiyo Oil licensed the process technology from UOP in 2013 for its Shikoku Operations in Japan. The new unit started production late last year and met all of its performance guarantees two weeks after start-up. The Tatoray process substantially increases production of benzene and xylenes, which are used to produce polymers and plastics.

May 27, 2015 - UOP LLC has announced that Japan's Taiyo Oil Co. Ltd. has begun producing petrochemicals with UOP's Tatoray™ process technology, something that offers improved flexibility to yield either gasoline or valuable petrochemicals as demand changes.

Processes have been developed to disproportionate or transalkylate alkylated aromatics to produce benzene and alkylated benzenes. For example, the Tatoray process (UOP and Toray Industries, see Fig.

August 8, 2013 - Scheduled for operations in 2014, the new Tatoray unit is expected to produce 300,000 metric tons per year of mixed xylene and high-purity benzene. The plant’s existing UOP Thermal Hydro-Dealkylation (THDA) unit converts heavy aromatics, such as toluene to benzene, while Taiyo will convert the unit to use the Tatoray process technology.

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