C_5/C_6 PARAFFIN ISOMERIZATION ON SOLID SUPERACID CATALYST
Aizeng Ma
Abstract
Aizeng Ma
Abstract
C5/C6 paraffin isomerization was carried out on solid superacid catalyst GCS-1 developed by RIPP.The influences of temperature,velocity,pressure and hydrogen/hydrocarbon mole ratio on the isomerization reaction were investigated,and suitable reaction conditions were confirmed.1000 h life test under these conditions demonstrated that the catalyst GCS-1 exhibited high iomerization activity and good stability.Compared with the first generation zeolite isomerization catalyst FI-15 of RIPP,the new generation catalyst GCS-1 is more active under the conditions of the reaction temperature 70℃ lower than usually used temperature and twice feedstock velocity,C5/C6 paraffin isomerization conversion can be improved greatly and the isomerate RON can be increased by 2 numbers.
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C5/C6 paraffin isomerization was carried out on solid superacid catalyst GCS-1 developed by RIPP.The influences of temperature,velocity,pressure and hydrogen/hydrocarbon mole ratio on the isomerization reaction were investigated,and suitable reaction conditions were confirmed.1000 h life test under these conditions demonstrated that the catalyst GCS-1 exhibited high iomerization activity and good stability.Compared with the first generation zeolite isomerization catalyst FI-15 of RIPP,the new generation catalyst GCS-1 is more active under the conditions of the reaction temperature 70℃ lower than usually used temperature and twice feedstock velocity,C5/C6 paraffin isomerization conversion can be improved greatly and the isomerate RON can be increased by 2 numbers.
Key concepts: Isomerization, Superacid, Catalysis, Hydrocarbon, Zeolite, Hydrogen, Chemistry, Raw material