Combined use method of high-oxygen-content hydrocarbon hydrogenation catalyst
A hydrogenation catalyst and high oxygen content technology, which is applied in the field of petrochemical industry, can solve the problems of device stoppage, unevenness, increase of flow channel bottleneck pressure drop, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing adsorption amount, avoiding corrosion process, and avoiding pulverization
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[0028] A method for combined use of hydrogenation catalysts containing high oxygenated hydrocarbons, in which the high oxygenated hydrocarbons are firstly subjected to a pre-hydrogenation process through a non-active oxidation carrier catalyst bed, and the non-active oxide carrier catalyst is used in the pre-hydrogenation deoxygenation process ; The product of the pre-hydrogenation process passes through the subsequent hydrogenation process, and the subsequent hydrogenation process uses an active oxide carrier catalyst.
[0029] The high oxygen-containing hydrocarbons are animal and vegetable oils.
[0030] The pre-hydrogenation process adopts a downflow fixed-bed reactor; the subsequent hydrogenation process adopts a downflow fixed-bed reactor.
[0031] The non-active oxide carrier catalyst includes a silica gel carrier.
[0032] The active oxide carrier catalyst includes an alumina carrier.
[0033] The non-active oxide carrier catalyst and the active oxide carrier catalys...
Embodiment 2
[0038] The difference between this embodiment and above-mentioned embodiment 1 is:
[0039] The high oxygen-containing hydrocarbons are biomass liquefaction oils, including wood tar produced by dry distillation of biomass or liquefied oils produced by hydrogenation liquefaction or hydrothermal liquefaction of biomass.
[0040] The pre-hydrogenation process uses an upflow reactor.
[0041] The non-active oxide carrier catalyst includes activated carbon carrier.
[0042]The active oxide carrier catalyst includes a silica carrier.
[0043] The non-active oxide carrier catalyst and the active oxide carrier catalyst need to support the metal active component iron.
[0044] The operating conditions of the pre-hydrogenation process are: reaction temperature 200°C, pressure 8MPa, hydrogen / stock oil volume ratio 100, hydrogenation catalyst volume space velocity 0.1h -1 .
[0045] The operating conditions of the subsequent hydrogenation process are: reaction temperature 350°C, press...
Embodiment 3
[0047] The difference between this embodiment and above-mentioned embodiment 1 is:
[0048] The high-oxygen hydrocarbons are high-oxygen coal tar or coal liquefaction oil.
[0049] The pre-hydrogenation process uses an expanded bed.
[0050] The non-active oxide carrier catalyst includes a silica gel carrier.
[0051] The active oxide carrier catalyst includes a silica carrier.
[0052] The non-active oxide carrier catalyst and the active oxide carrier catalyst need to support the metal active component cobalt.
[0053] The operating conditions of the pre-hydrogenation process are: reaction temperature 240°C, pressure 15MPa, hydrogen / stock oil volume ratio 1000, hydrogenation catalyst volume space velocity 0.5h -1 .
[0054] The operating conditions of the subsequent hydrogenation process are: reaction temperature 390°C, pressure 15MPa, hydrogen / stock oil volume ratio 1000, hydrogenation catalyst volume space velocity 0.5h -1 .
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