Binder Selection to Modify Hydrocarbon Cracking Properties of Zeolite-Containing Composites.

ABSTRACT: Activity, selectivity, and deactivation behavior of catalyst materials determine their efficiency in hydrocarbon conversion processes. For hydrocarbon cracking, the industrial catalyst is an important parameter in reaction technology to produce valuable compounds, e.g., light olefins (C₃-C₅) and gasoline from crude oil fractions with high molecular weight (C₁₆₊). One strategy to enhance the catalytic activity for precracking is increasing the matrix activity, which depends on the used binder and additives. In this work, three binders (water glass, aluminum chloride, and a mixture of colloidal silica with aluminum dihydrogen phosphate) were used in combination with active zeolite Y, kaolin as filler, and ZSM-5 as additive to produce composite material

SUBMITTER: Carrasco Saavedra A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9118377 | biostudies-literature | 2022 May

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature