… a conversion indicator to implicitly link the catalyst properties and the conversion level.
Figure 11a indicates that the mild hydrocracking of residual oil increased the saturate and resin …

… catalyst systems, consisting of alumina based hydrocracking catalysts on top of zeolite based
mild hydrocracking catalysts… than single bed alumina based catalysts. They had shown that …

… A WNiPd/TiO 2 Al 2 O 3 mild hydrocracking catalyst deactivation has been studied in a …
using the same catalyst. At the start and at the end of the run the catalyst activity and selectivity …

… fraction with mild hydrocracking in the presence of acid catalyst. … residual oil using a water
soluble dispersed Ni-Mo catalyst as an alternative to a commercial supported CO-MO catalyst, …

… The catalysts for hydroprocessing of heavy gas oils are primarily intended to remove … , the
catalysts promote hydrogenation of the oil fractions. Competing with these catalytic reactions …

… mild hydrocracking are important catalytic processes for the production of high-quality diesel
fuels from petroleum … by opening the saturated rings through a mild hydrocracking process. …

… mild hydrocracking conditions (hydrogen pressure ∼50 atm) with Ni–Mo–Al–zeolite catalysts
for full conversion of atmospheric residue obtained after hydrotreating of Israeli shale oil. …

… mild hydrocracking of the feedstock may also take place during hydrotreatment. All these
reactions bring some conversion in the residual fraction of the heavy gas oil into … of catalyst was …

… Mild hydrocracking occurs at higher severities of hydrotreating. Mild hydrocracking is
considered as an important catalytic process for the production of high quality fuel from heavy …

… petroleum fractions encompass various components such as petroleum waxes, vacuum gas
oil (VGO), residual oil, … petroleum waxes, VGO, and residual oil based on available literature. …