Process for preparation of high activity W-based catalysts and uses thereof
A catalyst and disproportionation technology, applied in the field of W-based catalysts, can solve problems such as poor selectivity
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[0024] Weigh 30g hydrogen type Y molecular sieve (same as comparative example 1), add 20g aluminum oxide (dry basis) and 5.5g solid WO 3 Powder, mix well and grind for 10 minutes, take 10g. Then the air is introduced at the same time (7200h -1 ) and water vapor (water vapor / air=0.31 (v / v)), the temperature was raised to 590° C. for 3 hours at 5° C. / min. The resulting mixture is tableted and crushed to finally obtain B catalyst with a weight loading of 10% of 20 to 40 mesh W. (Adopting aluminum oxide can also be silicon dioxide or clay, and the following embodiments are all the same.)
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[0026] Prepare hydrogen type Y molecular sieve, WO according to the process described in embodiment 1 3 And the powder of aluminum oxide, get 10g. Then the air was introduced simultaneously (8500h -1 ) and water vapor (water vapor / air = 0.15 (v / v)), heated at 8 °C / min to 680 °C for 1 hour, and finally obtained a C-catalyzed system with a W weight loading of 8.8%.
Embodiment 3
[0028] Take by weighing 37g hydrogen type Y molecular sieve (with comparative example 1), add 11g aluminum oxide (dry basis), 2g silicon dioxide (dry basis) and 8.3g solid WO 3 Powder, after mixing evenly, grind for 10 minutes, the obtained powder takes 10g. Then air was introduced simultaneously (2400h -1 ) and water vapor (steam / air=0.45 (v / v)), heated up to 620° C. for 10 hours at 6° C. / min, and finally obtained a D catalyst with a W weight loading of 13.3%.
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