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FCC Revamp Guide: Unlock More Value from Integrated Operations

Unlock higher yields through an integrated FCC-PT/FCC strategy

FCC-PT_scenario (1)As refiners process more challenging feedstocks and seek greater operational flexibility, treating FCC-PT and FCC units independently can limit performance and leave margin on the table.

An integrated revamp strategy can help improve feed flexibility, increase petrochemical yields and optimise operational availability through low-capital upgrades.

Why an integrated FCC revamp matters

As feed quality changes, product demand shifts and margins remain under pressure, optimising FCC-PT and FCC units independently can leave performance and profitability untapped. An integrated revamp strategy helps refiners unlock more value from existing assets by:

  • Processing more challenging, lower-cost feeds
  • Increasing higher-value petrochemical yields as market conditions evolve
  • Improving operational availability through better turnaround alignment

Explore proven strategies to improve FCC performance

Download the report to learn how leading refiners are increasing feed flexibility, optimising yields, improving turnaround alignment and identifying high-impact, low-capital revamp opportunities.

See how an integrated FCC-PT/FCC approach can deliver measurable operational and financial value through real-world refinery examples.


Prepare your FCC complex for changing market conditions

Every turnaround is an opportunity to unlock more value from your FCC complex. Without an integrated FCC-PT/FCC revamp strategy, reliability issues, siloed decision-making and missed opportunities to optimise yields can limit operational performance and erode refinery margins.

Download the report to explore practical strategies for processing more challenging feeds, improving operational availability and increasing petrochemical yield.

Unlock more value from your FCC operations

Get practical strategies and real-world examples of how leading refiners are improving FCC performance with low-capital revamps.