PAPER ORDER FORM

1999 NPRA ANNUAL MEETING

March 21-23, 1999
San Antonio, TX

AM-99-06

ULTRA LOW SULFUR DIESEL: CATALYST AND PROCESSING OPTIONS

Tom Tippett, Haldor Topsoe, Inc.

AM-99-07

NEW HYDROGEN PLANT DESIGN ACHIEVES LOW COST AND HIGH

EFFICIENCY James D. Fleshman, Foster Wheeler USA and Tarun Vakil, BOC
Gases

AM-99-08

IF YOURE BURNING H2, YOURE BURNING MONEY USE NEW H2

MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES TO IMPROVE REFINERY MARGINS AND
MEET NEW FUEL REQUIREMENTS Alan Zagoria, UOP LLC

AM-99-10

MAXIMIZING FLEXIBILITY IN DISTILLATE HYDROPROCESSING UNIT

(COMBINED FCC FEED PRETREATMENT WITH DEEP DIESEL
DESULFURIZATION) David J. Podratz, Murphy Oil USA, Inc. and Jay Turner,
Haldor Topsoe, Inc.

AM-99-11

THE INTEGRATION OF SOLVENT DEASPHALTING AND FCC PROCESS: A

HIGHLY COMPETITIVE CHOICE FOR RESIDUE CONVERSION Publio
Bonfadini, PETROBRAS

AM-99-12

DELAYED COKING INNOVATIONS AND NEW DESIGN TRENDS John D.

Elliott, Foster Wheeler USA Corporation

AM-99-13

REFINING GASIFICATION: PETROLEUM COKE TO FERTILIZER AT

FARMLANDS COFFEYVILLE, KS REFINERY Coleman Ferguson, Farmland
Industries, Inc.

AM-99-14

REGENMAX TECHNOLOGY: STAGED COMBUSTION IN A SINGLE

REGENERATOR Rik B. Miller, Kellogg Brown & Root, Inc.

AM-99-15

FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM Warren

Letzsch, Stone and Webster Engineering Corporation

AM-99-16

EFFECT OF STRIPPER AND FEED NOZZLE REVISIONS IN A HEAVY OIL

CRACKER Jan W. Wells, Phillips Petroleum Company

AM-99-17

TECHNOLOGY SELECTION FOR MACT II FCC PARTICULATE EMISSION

STANDARDS J. Cunic, Exxon Research & Engineering Company

AM-99-18

FCCU PARTICULATE EMISSIONS CONTROL FOR THE REFINERY MACT II

STANDARD-SYSTEM DESIGN FOR THE 21ST CENTURY Edwin H. Weaver,
Belco Technologies Corporation

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AM-99-19

SAP INTEGRATED SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATION 11/95-2/98: LESSONS

LEARNED Lori Wassell and Ira Kisver, Pennzoil Products Company

AM-99-20

ADVANCING ATF INTO THE MILLENNIUM Stephen A. Factor, Ethyl

Petroleum Additives, Inc.

AM-99-21

IMPROVING PROFITABILITY: OVERLOOKED OPPORTUNITIES IN

MANUFACTURING Suzan M. Jagger, Jagger International, Inc.

AM-99-22

MEETING THE INTEGRATION CHALLENGE: BEST PRACTICES IN

SUPPLY CHAIN ALIGNMENT (SCA) Frank Erzinger, The Southwest Consulting
Group and John Jaslar, Houghton International

AM-99-23

RESIDUE PROCESSING: EXPANDING OPTIONS AND CAPACITY Ronald

L. Dickenson, SFA Pacific, Inc.

AM-99-24

THERMAL CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY IN MODERN POWER

INTEGRATED REFINERY SCHEMES Brugt A. Douwes, Shell Global Solutions

AM-99-27

RECENT ADVANCES IN BIODESULFURIZATION OF DIESEL FUEL

Dr. Michael A. Pacheco, Energy BioSystems Corporation

AM-99-28

IMPROVED AMYLENE ALKYLATION ECONOMICS J. Randall Peterson,

STRATCO, Inc.

AM-99-29

MAKE LIGHT PARAFFIN ISOMERIZATION UNITS WORK FOR YOU

Michael Cleveland, UOP LLC

AM-99-30

MOBILS OCTGAIN PROCESS: FCC GASOLINE DESULFURI-ZATION

REACHES A NEW PERFORMANCE LEVEL D.A. Tryjankowski, Mobil
Technology Company

AM-99-31

SELECTIVE CAT NAPHTHA HYDROFINING WITH MINIMAL OCTANE

LOSS John P. Greeley, Exxon Research and Engineering Company

AM-99-33

COMBATING THE PROFIT SQUEEZE OF CONSOLIDATION: MOVING

BEYOND FIRST QUARTILE John Treat, Booz, Allen & Hamilton

AM-99-34

MAINTENANCE RELIABILITY Steve Smith, Eastman Chemical Company and

Winston J. Ledet, The Manufacturing Game (Written paper not available)

AM-99-35

NEW FCC PRODUCTS AND TECHNOLOGY FROM THE FACT PLATFORM

Bruce A. Lerner, Ph.D., Engelhard Corporation

AM-99-36

METHODOLOGY FOR IDENTIFYING MARGIN IMPROVEMENT

OPPORTUNITIES Keith Buercklin, Marathon Ashland Petroleum LLC

AM-99-37

STRATEGIC SOURCING: HOW TO ENHANCE VALUE THROUGH SUPPLY

CHAIN MANAGEMENT Jean A. Baderschneider and Thomas M. Moeller, Mobil

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AM-99-38

AM-99-39

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ADVANCED DISTILLATE HYDROPROCESSING: ASAT A

TRIFUNCTIONAL HDAR/HDS/HDN CATALYST Freddie L. Tungate, United
Catalysts Inc.
REVAMPING OMVS FCC PRETREATER TO A MAKFining MPHC HYDROCRACKER FOR MAXIMUM OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY AND PROFIT
Friedrich Danzinger, OMV AG

AM-99-40

LOW COST PRODUCTION OF CLEAN FUELS WITH STARS CATALYST

TECHNOLOGY Pankaj H. Desai, Akzo Nobel Chemicals Inc.

AM-99-41

APPLICATION OF THE CRITERION PS-20 MOVINGBED REFORMER

CATALYST IN THE SHELL HARBURG, GERMANY CCR-PLATFORMER
1995-TO DATE Stuart Gray, Criterion Catalyst Company Ltd.

AM-99-42

IRVAD PROCESSLOW COST BREAKTHROUGH FOR LOW SULFUR

GASOLINE Dominic M. Varraveto, Black & Veatch Pritchard, Inc.

AM-99-43

TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE PROPOSED BAN

ON MTBE IN CARB REFORMULATED GASOLINE David S. Hirshfeld,
MathPro Inc.

AM-99-44

REFINERYWIDE IMPLICATIONS OF PRODUCING LOW-SULFUR FUELS

John C. Gieseman, UOP LLC

AM-99-45

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT LESSONS LEARNED: INSPIRING PEOPLE

TO MANAGE KNOWLEDGE Anthony Kuhel, BP Oil Company

AM-99-47

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS FOR RODbaffle HEAT EXCHANGER

TECHNOLOGY Matthew C. Gentry, Phillips Petroleum Company

AM-99-48

RESPONSIBLE CARE PROGRAM William Donohue, Sunoco Inc.

(paper not available)

AM-99-49

MAKING MORE MONEY WITH AN FCC Richard Higgins, Shell International

Oil Products B.V.

AM-99-50

EVALUATION OF PROCESSING HEAVY BRAZILIAN RESIDS IN RDS/RFCC

Cludio Romeo Schlosser, PETROBRAS

AM-99-51

COMBINING NiMo AND CoMo CATALYSTS FOR DIESEL

HYDROTREATERS Jean-Pierre Peries, Acreon Catalysts

AM-99-52

NOVEL TECHNOLOGY FOR MERCAPTAN REMOVAL FROM JET FUEL IN

HYDROGEN ATMOSPHERE Xia Guofu, Research Institute of Petroleum
Processing

AM-99-53

FINDING THE TRUE OPTIMAL REFINERY PERFORMANCE TARGET Pat

Swafford, Bonner & Moore Associates, Inc.

AM-99-54

BIODESULFURIZATION OF GASOLINE: AN ASSESSMENT OF TECHNICAL

AND ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY AND OUTLINE OF R&D ROADMAP
TOWARD COMMERCIALIZATION David J. Boron, U.S. Department of Energy
and Dr. William R. Deever, Deever-Ross, Inc.

AM-99-55

EXPLOITING SYNERGY BETWEEN FCC AND FEED PRETREATING UNITS

TO IMPROVE REFINERY MARGINS AND PRODUCE LOW-SULFUR FUELS
Scott W. Shorey, UOP LLC

AM-99-56

IMPROVING MOTOR FUEL QUALITY Slavik Kasztelan, IFP Enterprises

AM-99-57

OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN REFINING/PETROCHEMICAL

INTERFACE INVESTMENTS John H. Jenkins, The Pace Consultants

AM-99-58

PERSPECTIVES ON MERCHANT PLANT DEVELOPMENT Mark Peterson

and Jigar V. Shah, C.C. Pace Consulting, LLC

AM-99-62

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FCC REVAMP FOR IMPROVED OPERATION Joseph W. Wilson, KBC

Advanced Technologies

AM-99-63

A UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT IN FCC CATALYST TECHNOLOGY

MAXIMIZES REFINERY PROFITABILITY Adrian Humphries, Akzo Nobel
Catalysts Inc.

AM-99-64

DEFENSE ENERGY SUPPORT CENTER PRIVATIZATION PROGRAM

Colonel Raymond Rodon, U.S. Army (paper not available)

AM-99-65

COGENERATE ELECTRICITY FROM HYDROGEN PLANTS Goutam H.

Shahani, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.

AM-99-66

LEVERAGING METALS TOLERANT FCC CATALYST TECHNOLOGIES FOR

RESID CRACKING OPERATIONS Dr. Thomas F. Petti, Grace Davison

AM-99-67

THE CLEAR ALTERNATIVE: METHANOL FUEL CELL VEHICLES

Raymond A. Lewis, American Methanol Institute

AM-99-68

HOURLY INCENTIVE PROGRAMS: A PANEL DISCUSSION Michael J.

Pollauf, SUNOCO, Inc., Mary B. Latino, Chevron Products Company and
R. Scott Nickel, Phillips Petroleum Company

AM-99-69

OUTSOURCING HERE TO STAY Gary Cardwell, U.S. Filter

AM-99-70

SELLING ENERGY TO THE UNITED STATES MILITARY Ronald H. Uscher,

Bastianelli, Brown & Kelly

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IMPLICATIONS OF INDUSTRY CONSOLIDATION Kevin Lindemer

Cambridge Energy Research Associates - paper not available

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FUELS ISSUES AND INITIATIVES Robert D. Brenner, U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency - paper not available

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FUELS FOR 21ST CENTURY VEHICLES Dr. Pandit G. Patil, U.S. Department of
Energy - paper not available

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GLOBAL WARMING Fred Smith, Competitive Enterprise Institute - paper not

available

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OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE THROUGH OPERATIONAL DISCIPLINE

Thomas C. Lemm, Dupont Company - paper not available

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