C07C5/32

DEHYDROGENATION CATALYST COMPOSITION

A catalytic composite comprises a first component selected from Group VIII noble metal components and mixtures thereof, a second component selected from one or more of alkali and alkaline earth metal components, and a third component selected from one or more of tin, germanium, lead, indium, gallium, and thallium, all supported on an alumina support comprising delta alumina having an X-ray diffraction pattern comprising at least three 2θ diffraction angle peaks between 32.0° and 70.0°. The at least three 2θ diffraction angle peaks comprise a first 2θ diffraction angle peak of 32.7°±0.4°, a second 2θ diffraction angle peak of 50.8°±0.4°, and a third 2θ diffraction angle peak of 66.7°±0.8°, wherein the second 2θ diffraction angle peak has an intensity of less than about 0.06 times the intensity of the third 2θ diffraction angle peak.

Method of Preparing Unsaturated Hydrocarbons by Black body Photocatalytic Conversion of Saturated Hydrocarbon

The present disclosure provides a method of preparing unsaturated hydrocarbons by black body photocatalytic (thermal radiative catalytic) conversion of saturated hydrocarbons. In this method, a saturated hydrocarbon reaction gas is introduced into a reaction furnace, and the saturated hydrocarbon is catalyzed to convert under heating and illumination conditions to prepare the unsaturated hydrocarbons. The photocatalysis is combined to the conventional thermal catalysis to improve the catalytic performance, accelerate the reaction speed, increase the conversion rate, and/or improve the selectivity of the catalytic reaction.

DESORBING PROCESS, HYDROGEN-SUPPLYING SOLUTION, AND DESORBING APPARATUS

The desorbing process of the present disclosure includes a step of bringing a solution containing a hydrogenated aromatic compound, at least one of [P((CH.sub.2).sub.mCH.sub.3).sub.3((CH.sub.2).sub.nCH.sub.3) (5≦m≦24, 13≦n≦24)].sup.+ and [N((CH.sub.2).sub.mCH.sub.3).sub.3((CH.sub.2).sub.nCH.sub.3) (5≦m≦24, 13≦n≦24)].sup.+, and an anion into contact with an anode; and desorbing hydrogen from the hydrogenated aromatic compound.

DESORBING PROCESS, HYDROGEN-SUPPLYING SOLUTION, AND DESORBING APPARATUS

The desorbing process of the present disclosure includes a step of bringing a solution containing a hydrogenated aromatic compound, at least one of [P((CH.sub.2).sub.mCH.sub.3).sub.3((CH.sub.2).sub.nCH.sub.3) (5≦m≦24, 13≦n≦24)].sup.+ and [N((CH.sub.2).sub.mCH.sub.3).sub.3((CH.sub.2).sub.nCH.sub.3) (5≦m≦24, 13≦n≦24)].sup.+, and an anion into contact with an anode; and desorbing hydrogen from the hydrogenated aromatic compound.

Double-layer-structured catalyst for dehydrogenating light hydrocarbons

A double-layer structured catalyst for use in dehydrogenation of light hydrocarbon gas within a range of C3 to C6, configured such that platinum, tin, and an alkali metal are carried in a phase-changed carrier, wherein the tin component is present in an entire region inside the carrier, and the platinum and the tin form a single complex and are present in an alloy form within a range of a predetermined thickness from an outer periphery of the carrier.

Reactivating propane dehydrogenation catalyst

Increase propane dehydrogenation activity of a partially deactivated dehydrogenation catalyst by heating the partially deactivated catalyst to a temperature of at least 660° C., conditioning the heated catalyst in an oxygen-containing atmosphere and, optionally, stripping molecular oxygen from the conditioned catalyst.

Exotherm, conversion and selectivity management for oligomerization process
09834495 · 2017-12-05 · ·

A process is presented for the control of the exotherm from an oligomerization process. The oligomerization process is for the conversion of C3 and C4 olefins to distillate. The process includes controlling the extent of the reaction to limit temperature rise, and recycle of a portion of the reactor effluent stream for dilution of the C3 and C4 olefins passed to the oligomerization reactors, and for separating out the product distillate.

Method and system for obtaining a propylene product
11505515 · 2022-11-22 · ·

The present invention concerns a method (100) for the production of a propylene product (9) in which a component mixture (2) containing propane, propylene and hydrogen is provided using a propane dehydrogenation (10) to which a reaction feed (1) containing propane and hydrogen is subjected, the component mixture (2) or a part thereof being subjected as a first separation feed to a first membrane separation (40), by means of which a first permeate (3) enriched in hydrogen with respect to the first separation feed and a first retentate (4) depleted in hydrogen with respect to the first separation feed and containing hydrogen, propane and propylene are formed, the first retentate (4) or part thereof being subjected to a second membrane separation (50) as a second separation feed, in which a second permeate (6) containing at least the predominant part of the hydrogen of the second separation feed and a second retentate containing at least the predominant part of the propane and the propylene of the second separation feed are formed, wherein the first membrane separation (40) is carried out using a sweep gas (5) containing propane and the first permeate (3) is obtained as a permeate (3) charged with propane of the sweep gas (5) and/or the second membrane separation (50) is carried out using the sweep gas (5) containing propane and the second permeate (6) is obtained as a permeate (6) charged with propane of the sweep gas (5), and wherein the first permeate (3) charged with propane of the sweep gas (5) and/or the second permeate (3) charged with propane of the sweep gas or one or more parts thereof is used in the formation of the reaction feed (1). A corresponding plant is also the subject of this invention.

Method and system for obtaining a propylene product
11505515 · 2022-11-22 · ·

The present invention concerns a method (100) for the production of a propylene product (9) in which a component mixture (2) containing propane, propylene and hydrogen is provided using a propane dehydrogenation (10) to which a reaction feed (1) containing propane and hydrogen is subjected, the component mixture (2) or a part thereof being subjected as a first separation feed to a first membrane separation (40), by means of which a first permeate (3) enriched in hydrogen with respect to the first separation feed and a first retentate (4) depleted in hydrogen with respect to the first separation feed and containing hydrogen, propane and propylene are formed, the first retentate (4) or part thereof being subjected to a second membrane separation (50) as a second separation feed, in which a second permeate (6) containing at least the predominant part of the hydrogen of the second separation feed and a second retentate containing at least the predominant part of the propane and the propylene of the second separation feed are formed, wherein the first membrane separation (40) is carried out using a sweep gas (5) containing propane and the first permeate (3) is obtained as a permeate (3) charged with propane of the sweep gas (5) and/or the second membrane separation (50) is carried out using the sweep gas (5) containing propane and the second permeate (6) is obtained as a permeate (6) charged with propane of the sweep gas (5), and wherein the first permeate (3) charged with propane of the sweep gas (5) and/or the second permeate (3) charged with propane of the sweep gas or one or more parts thereof is used in the formation of the reaction feed (1). A corresponding plant is also the subject of this invention.

Highly branched hydrocarbon isomerization for an aromatization reaction

A process for aromatizing hydrocarbons comprises: converting at least a portion of highly branched hydrocarbons in a feed stream into selectively convertible components, and aromatizing the selectively convertible components to produce an aromatization reactor effluent. The aromatization reactor effluent comprises an aromatic product. Converting at least the portion of the highly branched hydrocarbons into the selectively convertible components may include contacting the feed stream with an isomerization catalyst in an isomerization reaction system under isomerization reaction conditions; and isomerizing the portion of the highly branched hydrocarbons in the feed stream into the selectively convertible components.