Methods of producing composite zeolite catalysts for heavy reformate conversion into xylenes
A composite zeolite and catalyst technology, applied in the fields of forming a composite zeolite catalyst and for the conversion of heavy reformate
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[0087] The described embodiments will be further illustrated by the following examples and comparative examples.
[0088] For demonstration purposes, a composite zeolite catalyst is prepared according to one or more embodiments of the present disclosure. A composite zeolite catalyst having different ratios of wire zeolite and ZSM-5 is formed. By using the gel Moorery provided in Table 1 (0.30NA 2 O: 1sio 2 : 0.025Al 2 O 3 : 0.075C 22-6-6 Br 2 : 40h 2 O) and follow the same procedures described in Example 2, composite zeolite catalyst particles were synthesized at a weight ratio of 40% wire zeolite and 60% ZSM-5, and specified as MOR ZSM-5 (Example 2). In order to synthesize the composite zeolite catalyst particles for Example 2, 0.434 g (G) NaAlo will 2 (Al 2 O 3 47wt.%, NA 2 O 34.4 wt.% And h 2 O 18.6 wt.%) Added to 4.474 g of NaOH solution (10 wt.%), It is then added 22.189 g of water. Also, add C 22-6-6 Br 2 (2.173 g, molar weight = 724.48 g / mol) as an organic structural gui...
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[0134] Example 4 (RE / MOR> ZSM-5), although the activity is lower than commercial ATA-21 (comparative Example 5), but is higher than ATA-21 with higher talt-yl rast rate. This is considered to be because of the preferred results of the desired xylene than the commercial reference. From the perspective of separation and generating undesired by-products, higher selectivity is beneficial. Further, in the xylene sketch, Example 4 pairs the most valuable isomer pair xylene more selective. Therefore, high xylene and the choice of xylene are the benefits provided by the embodiments of the present disclosure.
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