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Atmospheric residue

Bottoms of the crude distillation unit, boiling above about 360 degC; feed of the vacuum unit, residue conversion or the fuel oil pool. Composition by crude. No composition recorded yet: one goes in only with its source (docs/registry.md, Fuel mixtures).

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Routes compared

One route in the Atlas makes Atmospheric residue: nothing to compare yet. A comparison appears when a second route is added.

Per 1 kg of Atmospheric residue: inventory from each route's LCI dataset, unallocated; footprints per the functional unit of their own LCA.

RouteTier, design maturity, review statusGeography, yearEnergyFeedstocksKey emissionsFootprintComparability
Crude oil distillation, atmospheric and vacuum (crude and high vacuum units)atmospheric crude distillation at 0.5 to 1 barg with steam stripping (REF BREF 2.19); one crude assayTier 1 (sourced conceptual)Design maturity: Concept (research)Not independently reviewedDataset review: unreviewedRER, 2001a co-product of a multi-output dataset (product:refinery-gas, product:lpg, product:naphtha, product:kerosene, product:gas-oil besides it): its share needs the allocation of the LCI database buildno footprint–

ISO 14044 requires a critical review (by a panel of interested parties, ISO/TS 14071) of a comparative assertion intended to be disclosed to the public. These routes are listed side by side for screening; a statement that one is better than another needs that review. None of these routes has had such a review.