Optimization of support technology for the production of industrial microspheric alumina-chromia catalysts for paraffin dehydrogenation |
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Authors: | Kh Kh Gil’manov O N Nesterov A A Lamberov G E Bekmukhamedov A N Kataev S R Egorova |
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Affiliation: | 1.OAO Nizhnekamskneftekhim,Nizhmekamsk,Russia;2.Kazan State University,Kazan,Russia;3.Kazan State Technology University,Kazan,Russia |
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Abstract: | A systematic physical and chemical analysis of different industrial microspherical supports based on thermochemically activated
aluminum trihydrate (TCA-ATH) has been performed in order to improve and optimize supports for the production of isobutane
dehydrogenation alumina-chromia catalysts. It has been demonstrated that the phase composition of TCA-ATH products and their
structure plays an important role in their synthesis of catalysts on their basis. According to results of physical and chemical
research of supports supplied by different producers, an improvement of the industrial technology has been proposed. Preliminary
thermal treatment of industrial microspheric products of thermochemical activation of aluminum trihydrate at 550°C until full
dehydration of gibbsite and destruction of micropores has been recommended. It has been shown that thermal treatment does
not influence the strength of the microgranules of the supports and the catalysts on the basis of them. Alumina-chromia catalysts
synthesized employing thermally treated supports are more catalytically active than those based on initial supports. The yield
of isobutene in the reaction of isobutane dehydrogenation increases from 40–45 to 44–48 wt %. |
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