The sulfur-reducing functional component the Lewis acid-base pair compound and associated active zeolite component were developed to prepare the RFCC catalyst DOS for reducing sulfur content in gasoline. The results o...The sulfur-reducing functional component the Lewis acid-base pair compound and associated active zeolite component were developed to prepare the RFCC catalyst DOS for reducing sulfur content in gasoline. The results of catalyst evaluation have revealed that the Lewis acid-base pair compound developed hereby could enhance the conversion of macromolecular sulfur compounds by the catalyst to promote the proceeding of desulfurization reactions, and the synergetic action of the selected zeolite and the Lewis acid-base pair compound could definitely reduce the olefins and sulfur contents in gasoline. The heavy oil conversion capability of the catalyst DOS thus developed was higher coupled with an enhanced resistance to heavy metals contamination to reduce the sulfur content in gasoline by over 20%. The commercial application of this catalyst at the SINOPEC Jiujiang Branch Company has revealed that compared to the GRV-C catalyst the oil slurry yield obtained by the catalyst DOS was reduced along with an improved coke selectivity, an increased total liquid yield, and a decreased olefin content in gasoline. The ratio of sulfur in gasoline/sulfur in feed oil could be reduced by 20.3 m%.展开更多
The effects of operating conditions on the distribution of olefins in the FCC gasoline, obtained during catalytic cracking reaction in the presence of the GOR-Q catalyst and conventional MLC-500 catalyst, have been st...The effects of operating conditions on the distribution of olefins in the FCC gasoline, obtained during catalytic cracking reaction in the presence of the GOR-Q catalyst and conventional MLC-500 catalyst, have been studied in detail. The test results showed that the GOR-Q catalyst could obviously reduce the content of several kinds of olefins in FCC gasoline. Olefins in the FCC gasoline consist mainly of C5- C7 compounds, that are composed of C=C bond with normal or mono- branched chains. The reduction of gasoline olefin content could be achieved by decreasing the content of above-mentioned olefins. Lower reaction temperature, lower weight hourly space velocity （WHSV） and higher catalyst to oil ratio would help to reduce the content of olefins with a C = C double bond, normal olefins, mono-branched-chain olefins and diolefins. To decrease the loss of gasoline octane number, the operation for olefin reduction should be firstly focused on increasing the catalyst to oil ratio.展开更多
The research and development of the CGP-2 catalyst, which was used in the MIP-CGP process for reducing the olefin and sulfur contents of FCC naphtha and enhancing the propylene yield, were introduced. A specific type ...The research and development of the CGP-2 catalyst, which was used in the MIP-CGP process for reducing the olefin and sulfur contents of FCC naphtha and enhancing the propylene yield, were introduced. A specific type of metal compound was added into the matrix to provide active centers for reactions including catalytic conversion and selective adsorption of sulfur containing compounds. The CGP-2 catalyst possessed excellent hydrothermal stability to meet the requirements of the 2rid reaction zone of the MIP-CGP process. The commercial test of the said catalyst at the SINOPEC Cangzhou refinery showed that in comparison with the base case （using the CGP-1Z catalyst） the CGP-2 catalyst could reduce the sulfur content of FCC naphtha by 30.32% and increase the propylene yield along with good coke selectivity. Thus, the naphtha produced by the MIP-CGP process at the Cangzhou refinery can meet the new gasoline standard enforced in July 2005.展开更多
In order to reduce the olefin content in gasoline manufactured by the MGG （Maximizing Liquefied Gas and Gasoline） process while retaining the LPG yield, RIPP has developed a novel catalyst consisting of a more pore-...In order to reduce the olefin content in gasoline manufactured by the MGG （Maximizing Liquefied Gas and Gasoline） process while retaining the LPG yield, RIPP has developed a novel catalyst consisting of a more pore-opened matrix and the modified Y-zeolite and the ZRP zeolite modified with metal oxides. Test results have revealed that compared with the commercial catalyst RAG under comparable reaction conditions the reaction conversion rate and product distribution provided by the novel catalyst were similar, but the olefin content in gasoline obtained thereof was decreased with the octane rating unchanged along with a slight reduction of olefin content in the LPG fraction. The hydrothermal stability of the novel catalyst was better than the commercial catalyst RAG.展开更多
文摘The sulfur-reducing functional component the Lewis acid-base pair compound and associated active zeolite component were developed to prepare the RFCC catalyst DOS for reducing sulfur content in gasoline. The results of catalyst evaluation have revealed that the Lewis acid-base pair compound developed hereby could enhance the conversion of macromolecular sulfur compounds by the catalyst to promote the proceeding of desulfurization reactions, and the synergetic action of the selected zeolite and the Lewis acid-base pair compound could definitely reduce the olefins and sulfur contents in gasoline. The heavy oil conversion capability of the catalyst DOS thus developed was higher coupled with an enhanced resistance to heavy metals contamination to reduce the sulfur content in gasoline by over 20%. The commercial application of this catalyst at the SINOPEC Jiujiang Branch Company has revealed that compared to the GRV-C catalyst the oil slurry yield obtained by the catalyst DOS was reduced along with an improved coke selectivity, an increased total liquid yield, and a decreased olefin content in gasoline. The ratio of sulfur in gasoline/sulfur in feed oil could be reduced by 20.3 m%.
文摘The effects of operating conditions on the distribution of olefins in the FCC gasoline, obtained during catalytic cracking reaction in the presence of the GOR-Q catalyst and conventional MLC-500 catalyst, have been studied in detail. The test results showed that the GOR-Q catalyst could obviously reduce the content of several kinds of olefins in FCC gasoline. Olefins in the FCC gasoline consist mainly of C5- C7 compounds, that are composed of C=C bond with normal or mono- branched chains. The reduction of gasoline olefin content could be achieved by decreasing the content of above-mentioned olefins. Lower reaction temperature, lower weight hourly space velocity （WHSV） and higher catalyst to oil ratio would help to reduce the content of olefins with a C = C double bond, normal olefins, mono-branched-chain olefins and diolefins. To decrease the loss of gasoline octane number, the operation for olefin reduction should be firstly focused on increasing the catalyst to oil ratio.
文摘The research and development of the CGP-2 catalyst, which was used in the MIP-CGP process for reducing the olefin and sulfur contents of FCC naphtha and enhancing the propylene yield, were introduced. A specific type of metal compound was added into the matrix to provide active centers for reactions including catalytic conversion and selective adsorption of sulfur containing compounds. The CGP-2 catalyst possessed excellent hydrothermal stability to meet the requirements of the 2rid reaction zone of the MIP-CGP process. The commercial test of the said catalyst at the SINOPEC Cangzhou refinery showed that in comparison with the base case （using the CGP-1Z catalyst） the CGP-2 catalyst could reduce the sulfur content of FCC naphtha by 30.32% and increase the propylene yield along with good coke selectivity. Thus, the naphtha produced by the MIP-CGP process at the Cangzhou refinery can meet the new gasoline standard enforced in July 2005.
文摘In order to reduce the olefin content in gasoline manufactured by the MGG （Maximizing Liquefied Gas and Gasoline） process while retaining the LPG yield, RIPP has developed a novel catalyst consisting of a more pore-opened matrix and the modified Y-zeolite and the ZRP zeolite modified with metal oxides. Test results have revealed that compared with the commercial catalyst RAG under comparable reaction conditions the reaction conversion rate and product distribution provided by the novel catalyst were similar, but the olefin content in gasoline obtained thereof was decreased with the octane rating unchanged along with a slight reduction of olefin content in the LPG fraction. The hydrothermal stability of the novel catalyst was better than the commercial catalyst RAG.
