Process for conversion of lower alkanes to aromatic hydrocarbons and ethylene
A technology for lower alkanes and aromatics, which is applied in the field of integration of lower alkanes to produce aromatics and ethylene, and can solve the problems of high investment and operating costs
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[0048] In containing 80wt% CBV 2314 ZSM-5 powder (SiO 2 :Al 2 o 3 Catalysts A and B with low Pt and Ga content were prepared on extrudate samples obtained from Zeolyst International) and 20 wt% alumina binder in a molar ratio of 23:1. These catalysts were prepared as described in US Provisional Application No. 61 / 029478, filed February 18, 2008, entitled "Process for the Conversion of Ethane to Aromatic Hydrocarbons." Extrudate samples were calcined in air at up to 650°C to remove residual moisture prior to use in catalyst preparation. The target metal loading for Catalyst A was 0.025 wt% Pt and 0.09 wt% Ga. The target metal loading for Catalyst B was 0.025 wt% Pt and 0.15 wt% Ga.
[0049] By first combining appropriate amounts of aqueous stock solutions of tetraammineplatinum nitrate and gallium(III) nitrate, diluting this mixture with deionized water to a volume just sufficient to fill the pores of the extrudate, and impregnating the extrudate with this solution at room ...
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[0063] Additional performance testing was performed as described in Example 1 using fresh (not previously tested) feeds A and B described in Example 1, except that the feed consisted of 32.8 wt% ethane and 67.2 wt% propane. Table 2 presents the results of an on-line gas chromatographic analysis of a sample of the total product stream from these reactors 3 minutes after feed introduction. Under these conditions, over 99 wt% of the propane in the feed and over 20 wt% of the ethane in the feed were converted in all of these catalyst performance tests. The product stream contains benzene and higher aromatics as well as hydrogen and light hydrocarbons, including some ethane which can be recycled.
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