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Lummus Technology, a leading provider of process technologies and energy solutions, has announced that IndianOil Corp. Ltd. (IOCL) has selected their cumene technology for a new unit in Paradip, India. This unit is part of a larger petrochemical and polymers expansion project at IndianOil’s complex. The decision to use Lummus’ cumene technology was based on its numerous benefits, such as lower energy costs, improved operational efficiency, and exceptional product yield.

Romain Lemoine, Chief Business Officer for Polymers and Petrochemicals at Lummus Technology expressed excitement about working with IndianOil on this project and continuing their long-term relationship. The scope of Lummus’ involvement includes the technology license for cumene, basic design engineering, proprietary catalyst, site services, advisory services, and training.

Lummus has previously licensed multiple technologies to IOCL, including naphtha cracker and INDMAX FCC technologies. The partnership between Lummus and Versalis in licensing cumene technologies dates back to 2007. The cumene process utilizes a unique zeolite catalyst and is known for its high yield of cumene product along with its purity and extended catalyst run length.

Lummus Technology focuses on developing innovative solutions for a more sustainable future by licensing process technologies across various industries like clean fuels, renewables

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