Excellence. Energy. Economy. Efficiency. Education. Environment THE 51 ST GOMA SYMPOSIUM FUELS Organized by

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1 17-19 October 2018, Hotel Ambasador, Opatija, Croatia Energy Excellence Organized by Economy Environment Efficiency Education THE 51 ST GOMA SYMPOSIUM FUELS 2018 SECOND NOTICE CALL FOR PARTICIPATION

2 2 3 FOR WHOM? Executives & professionals from fuel production industry Technological solution providers Automation professionals and vendors Maintenance and safety department managers and professionals Academia representatives and researchers Regulators and government representatives Traders and marketers WHAT TO EXPECT? Presentation by users, leading technology providers, equipment and chemicals producers Keynote speeches on relevant topics Exhibition from leading technology, equipment and solution providers Meeting regional producers Networking events PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE Symposium registration Welcome drink Lunch Gala dinner Symposium closing October 17 th, 2 p.m. October 17 th, 3 p.m. October 17 th, 7 p.m. October 18 th, 9 a.m. October 18 th, 1 p.m. October 18 th, 3 p.m. October 18 th, 7 p.m. October 19 th, 9 a.m. October 19 th, 12 a.m. ACCEPTED PAPERS The following papers have been accepted for or poster presentations. LECTURES A. Energy: Conventional fuels, Alternative Fuels and Renewables, Energy and Efficiency Policy, Performance and Quality Ilona Vári MOL Group Corporate Affairs, Hungary Energy Union, and Oil&Gas in the Energy Mix Huiming Li Stratas Advisors, Singapore Political and Market Conditions Delay Uniform Approach for Fuel Quality Balázs Tóth MOL Group Corporate Affairs, Hungary EU Fuel Decarbonisation Policy Framework for the Period of András Holló, Jenő Hancsók Orsolya Tóth, Olivér Visnyei University of Pannonia, Veszprém, Hungary Alternative Diesel Fuels for Compression Ignition Engines Mirela Mavrinac REACH Regulation After May 2018 Ivana Čović Knezović The Role of Advanced Biofuels in Meeting National Targets

3 4 5 B. Process Excellence: Technological solutions, Emerging technologies, Maintenance, Safety and Reliability, Catalyst Development Antoine Fournier Axens, France Prepare Your Refinery for the Next Decade Kyle Rayhill Metso Mapag GmbH, Germany Proper Material Selection in Refinery Valves Nadège Guernalec Axens, France Addressing Refractory Feedstocks in Hydrocracking Klara Treusch 1, Nikolaus Schwaiger 2, Peter Pucher 3, Matthäus Siebenhofer 4, Hrvoje Šoprek 5, Lucija Kurte 6 1, 2,3,4 BDI - BioEnergy International GmbH, Austria, 5,6 INA Industrija nafte d.d., Croatia Refinery Intergrated Hydrocarbon Production the biocrack Process and Liquid Product Upgrading Daniel Fozer, Andras Jozsef Toth, Bernadett Kiss, Tibor Nagy, Aron Nemeth, Peter Mizsey Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary Hydrothermal Gasification of Chlorella Vulgaris and Chlorella Zofingiensis for the Production of Fuel Gases Iris Barbarić Modernization of INA s Platforming 2 Marko Lukačević, Ivan Boras, Nikola Dupor IVICOM Consulting d.o.o. Flare Gas Recovery System in INA Refinery Rijeka - Turnkey Solution Mirko Stijepović 1, Igor Dejanović 2, Aleksandar Grujić 3, Merva Vojtech 4, Saša Polovina 5 1 Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy, University of Belgrade, Serbia, 2 Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology, University of Zagreb, Croatia, 3 Institute of Chemistry, Technology and Metallurgy, University of Belgrade, Serbia, 4 MOL, Budapest, Hungary, 5 INA/STSI, Zagreb, Croatia Modeling a Reaction Section of a Commercial Continuous Catalytic Reformer Jelena Ivančan, Dragutin Lisjak Risk Management Modeling for Increasing the Reliability C. Efficiency, Optimization and Energy Savings Werner Reimann Clariant Produkte GmbH, BU OMS, Germany Processing Waxy Crudes and Ways of Optimizing Diesel Production Paolo Mazzara, Alessia Mangiapane KT Kinetics Technology, Italy KT's Experiences through Optimization and Improvement of Efficiency and Technologies Damir Miletić INA's Refining System Optimization Nicolas Aubin Petroval, France Tube Inserts for Heat Exchangers - for Energy Conservation Željka Ujević Andrijić 1, Bolf Nenad 1, Sergej Horvat 2 1 University of Zagreb, Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology, 2 INA d.d. Rijeka Refinery Heat Exchanger Diagnostics D. Economy & Profitability Vedran Česnik Refinery Margin Demystified

4 6 7 E. Environment: Environmental Preservation Solutions, Emission Control, Waste to Products Heather DC Hamje Concawe, Belgium Tackling the Dual Challenges of Climate Change and Urban Air Quality Ferenc Kovács, László Farkas, Géza Varga Incubation Center, OT Industries, Hungary Introduction of HOMATECH-W Technology P. Posters 7 Slavica Rukavina, Mladen Ištuk, Boris Slijepčević, INA Industrija nafte d.d., Croatia Growing Advanced Industrial Crops on Marginal Lands for Biorefineries Lucija Kurte, Tatjana Tomić, Jelena Parlov Vuković, Lana Magić, Lucija Konjević, Iva Beer Romac, Ljiljana Marinić Pajc, Dunja Šeremešić Challenges of Modern Petroleum Analytics Josip Vrabec, Angelika Brnada Fire Protection System Standardization in INA Plc Ivica Kisić, Sanja Mesić, Kristina Marković, Antonija Jonjić Faculty of Agriculture University of Zagreb, Croatia An Overview of Limiting Values of Polluted Technosols Based on the Example of the Gas Station Remediation Ivo Korić, Gregor Buhanec, Katarina Imbrišić, Luka Talajić Compressor Operation in Nitrogen Mode as Innovation Franjo Ondrušek, Ivana Štagljar Mikac, Maja Lovretin Racing Fuel Development Lucija Konjević, Maja Fabulić-Ruszkowski Comparison of Crude Oil Assays Data with Data Generated from Different Applications and Post Evaluation Report Almir Sedić, Igor Šepić, Mladen Vuleta, Sonja Kaplar, Danijel Pavković, Stjepko Katulić Rijeka Oil Refinery Energy Savings Potentials Through Steam Trap Management Program and Efficient Energy Production at Remote Locations Maja Fabulić Ruszkowski 1 ; Dijana Blažek 2, Jelena Parlov Vuković 2, Aleksandra Sander 3, Ana Lekić 3 1 INA, Refinery and Marketing Development, Advanced Technology & Product Development, Zagreb, 2 INA, Refinery and Marketing Development, Central Testing Laboratory,Zagreb, 3 Department of Mechanical and Thermal Process Engineering, Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology, University of Zagreb, Croatia Investigation of Pyrolysis Oil from Waste Tires for Refinery Utilization Zvonimir Pojer, Renato Lusičić, Željko Beljan, Sanjin Jurešić Why Pay? Compensate! Vedran Dobrovolny, Andreja Prtenjak-Ferić, Anabela Kos Slop Processing in Crude Distillation Unit Biserka Lukarić Špalj 1, Andrea Budiša 2, Ines Haberle 2, Enis Hrustić 2, Lana Magić 1, Tina Šilović 2, Maria Blažina 2 1 INA - Industrija nafte d.d., Urinj, Croatia, 2 Ruđer Bošković Institute-Center for Marine Research, Rovinj, Croatia Cultivation of Marine Cyanobacteria and Diatoms on Refinery Waste Water

5 8 9 DEADLINES FOR AUTHORS Presentation in MS Power Point (or pdf) Submission Deadline: October 1 st, 2018 VENUE The Symposium will be held at Hotel Ambasador (5*), in Opatija Croatia. ATTENDANCE FEE Attendees should register their attendance by making use of the GOMA online registration form at The attendance fee includes all symposium proceedings, coffee breaks and gala dinner & entertainment. Notes Only speakers will be exempted from paying the attendance fee Please, note that poster presenters are not exempted from paying the attendance fee Hotel accommodation, is not included in the attendance fee EARLY REGISTRATION An early attendance fee is granted if you register before September 1st Please, register at Attendees Fee Registration after 1st September ACCOMMODATION Participants will need to make their own hotel reservations using the reservation form at and send it to the hotel address: reservations@liburnia.hr. Special Rates have been arranged for participants of the 51 st GOMA Symposium FUELS Participants may communicate directly with the hotel (via ) should they have request for airport transfer service or any special requests or arrangements needed with regard to their accommodation. Hotel Ambasador 5* Hotel Ambasador is one of the best hotels in Opatija and has a central location near Opatija s city center, but still maintains its privacy. It is situated above the private beach and Lungomare, a 12 kilometer promenade on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. Participants 250 / 1900 HRK* 300 / 2300 HRK* Speakers - - * the price does not include tax, additional 25% VAT will be charged

6 10 11 Symposium Rates 11 CONTACT TO ORGANIZER Hotel Single use room Double room (min. 2 persons) Ambasador 86 / 638 HRK 56 / 413 HRK Rates are per person per day and include Croatian Society for Fuels and Lubricants, GOMA Berislavićeva 6, HR Zagreb, Croatia Tel: Fax: goma@goma.hr Half board with lunch VAT Free Wi-Fi access Surcharge for a city tax is additional 1,06 TRAVELLING Travelling by car: Opatija is well connected with Zagreb and the region by a motorway and in located around an hour and a half long drive from Zagreb. Travelling by plane: Opatija can be reached by air via five international airports: Rijeka island of Krk, Pula, Zagreb, Ljubljana and Trieste that are within two-hours drive. 11 7

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