Analysis of Coke Precursor on Catalyst Used in Bio-oil Catalytic Cracking Upgrading
Guo Min Xiao
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Guo Min Xiao
Abstract
The precursor of coke on the catalyst HZSM5 used in biooil catalytic cracking upgrading was analyzed by means of TGA, FTIR and CNMR. Precursors of coke deposited in the pore of the molecular sieve were mainly aromatic hydrocarbon with the boiling point ranging from 350 °C to 650 °C.Those on the outer surface of the pallet precursor were identified as saturated aliphatic hydrocarbons with the boiling point below 200 °C.
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The precursor of coke on the catalyst HZSM5 used in biooil catalytic cracking upgrading was analyzed by means of TGA, FTIR and CNMR. Precursors of coke deposited in the pore of the molecular sieve were mainly aromatic hydrocarbon with the boiling point ranging from 350 °C to 650 °C.Those on the outer surface of the pallet precursor were identified as saturated aliphatic hydrocarbons with the boiling point below 200 °C.
Key concepts: Coke, Catalysis, Fluid catalytic cracking, Cracking, Boiling point, Molecular sieve, Hydrocarbon, Chemical engineering