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since the fcc process is exothermic in nature, the thermal efficiency of the process is very low, i.e. only about 26 to 38%. this is because the process heat is required to drive the cracking reactions, vaporize the feedstock, and provide the heat required to drive the endothermic cracking reactions. to increase the thermal efficiency of the process, the heat released from the burning of the coke is used to generate steam that is then used to drive the vaporization of the feedstock and the endothermic cracking reactions. this is called the steam-to-liquids (stl) conversion. steam to liquids (stl) conversion is typically about 4 to 10% of the feed. the steam required for the stl conversion is generated in the regenerator by the burning of the coke and by the heat generated by the endothermic reactions. the amount of steam required for stl conversion is large because all of the processes in the fcc unit require steam. thus, the steam demand is one of the largest consumers of energy in an fcc unit and it is a key constraint to the development of an fcc process with higher thermal efficiency.

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the fcc unit used in the above studies had an initial steam demand of about 2.0 twh/t oil based on the most recent feedstock composition. the feedstock was composed of about 25% light cycle oil and about 75% gas oil. the fcc unit was operated for an on-stream time of about 2.4 years and was shut down for a short time when an scc was detected. the feedstock composition was determined by chemical analysis of the fcc regenerator slurry oil. the results indicated that the feedstock composition was about 83% gas oil and about 17% lco. the initial steam demand of the fcc unit was about 2. the fcc unit had an initial steam demand of about 2.