Commercial route families with representative allocations. Variable conversion costs and model gaps are editable screening assumptions, not plant guarantees.
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Covers every displayed simulator output. It maps routes and intermediates; it does not provide live market pricing.
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Representative feed properties, not cargo assays. Gas/NGL entries include pure products, blends, and commercial gas streams.
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See how crude oil, natural gas/NGL, and coal can move through different process families into fuels, plastics, fertilizers, and chemicals. Routes are not automatically connected by display order; they are alternatives unless an audited connection is explicitly shown.
Follow one lane from left to right. The same intermediate can branch into several products, and the best technical route may still lose money at the selected prices.
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Chemical Fuel Polymer Fiber Rubber Intermediate Other Model balance
This calculator is separate from the explanation cards. It counts declared stage costs once, stops at your chosen sale point, and does not assume a technically suitable route is profitable.
One feed boundary, selectable sale point, every connected stage cost counted once, and no methanol revenue when methanol is consumed by MTO.
Model boundary: stage quantities close on their declared simplified allocation basis. Steam, water, catalysts, and power are disclosed but bundled into editable stage costs where quantities are unavailable. This is a variable-economic screening model, not a physical plant design or investment model.