Efficient separation technologies for sustainable refining and petrochemical industries
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems:
V. Scalco
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The Authors
V. Scalco - General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems, San Diego, California
Since 1997, Victor Scalco has been an integral part of process design and developmental downstream solutions for hydrocarbon recovery. Working in support of key players in the industry, his current position allows for new development of filtration and separation systems. He is principally involved in the technical development and training with engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) and FCC/RFCC licensors worldwide. His experience includes program development for commercial applications, scoping studies and commissioning. Scalco holds an MA degree from San Diego State University (U.S.) and has worked for more than 20 yr in the design and implementation of hydrocarbon filtration systems.
C. Avery - Ketjen, Houston, Texas
Clifford Avery has > 39 yr of experience in the FCC/hydrocarbon processing industry and is the subject matter expert for FCC processes for Ketjen in Houston, Texas. In this role, he leads the global FCC effort in training, troubleshooting and performing unit health checks for Ketjen’s FCC customers and sales teams. Previously, he held positions in business, technical services (FCC) and sales (hydroprocessing and FCC). He has experience working with FCCUs globally, especially in the North American and Asia-Pacific regions. Avery earned a BS degree in chemical engineering from California State University, Long Beach.
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