Synthetic diesel fuel and process for its production
A gasoline and product technology, applied in the petroleum industry, preparation of liquid hydrocarbon mixtures, chemical modification of combustible gases, etc., can solve problems such as expensive additives and lack of performance in distillates
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[0057] Mix 70% by weight of hydroisomerized F-T reactor wax, 16.8% by weight of hydrotreated F-T cold separator liquid and 13.2% by weight of hydrotreated F-T hot separator liquid Together, and mix well. Diesel A is the 260-700°F fraction of this blend separated by distillation and prepared as follows: using an amorphous silica-alumina containing cobalt and molybdenum promotion as described in USP 5,292,989 and USP 5,378,348 A fixed bed unit of catalyst, one pass, was used to produce the hydroisomerized F-T reactor wax. The conditions for hydroisomerization are 708°F, 750 psig H 2 , 2500SCF / B H 2 , the liquid hourly space velocity (LHSV) is 0.7-0.8. Hydroisomerization was performed using recycled unreacted 700°F+ reactor wax. The mixed feed ratio (fresh feed+recycle feed) / fresh feed was equal to 1.5. Hydrotreated F-T cold separator liquid and F-T hot separator liquid were prepared using a one-pass fixed bed reactor and a commercially available nickel catalyst. Hydrotreat...
Embodiment 2
[0059] 78% by weight of hydroisomerized F-T reactor wax, 12% by weight of unhydrotreated F-T cold separator liquid and 10% by weight of F-T hot separator liquid were mixed together, And well mixed. Diesel B is the 250-700°F fraction of this blend separated by distillation and prepared as follows: using an amorphous silica-alumina containing cobalt and molybdenum promotion as described in USP 5,292,989 and USP 5,378,348 A fixed bed unit of catalyst, one pass, was used to produce the hydroisomerized F-T reactor wax. The conditions for hydroisomerization are 690°F, 725 psigH 2 , 2500SCF / B H 2 , the liquid hourly space velocity (LHSV) is 0.6-0.7. Fuel B is of the present invention
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Embodiment 3
[0062]Diesels C and D are produced by distilling fuel B into two fractions. Diesel C represents the 250-500°F cut of Diesel B and Diesel D represents the 500-700°F cut of Diesel B.
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