This Project will design, finance, build and operate infrastructure to produce a proprietary premix fuel, ISOCMIX®, primarily for 2-stroke outboard motor engines utilising state of the art Isomerisation Technology.                

Once-Through Isomerization                                                                                                                                                              

In a once-through isomerization process, the feedstock is mixed with hydrogen make-up gas. The mixture is then heated and enters a first reactor where benzene saturation and partial isomerization take place.                                 

The gas-product mixture exits the 1st reactor, is cooled and then fed to a 2nd reactor to complete the isomerization reaction at chemical equilibrium. The product mixture from the 2nd reactor is cooled and fed to a gas separator, where the mixture is separated from the excess hydrogen gas. Excess hydrogen is combined with make-up hydrogen and fed through the recycle dryers for blending with feed.                                                                      

Saturated isomerate from the separator is heated and fed to the stabilizer. The stabilizer’s overhead vapours are cooled and fed to a reflux drum. Liquid hydrocarbons from the reflux are returned to the stabilizer as reflux, while uncondensed light hydrocarbons are separated and sent to the off-gas system. The bottom product or isomerate is cooled and sent to gasoline blending to produce Premix Fuel RON 83.