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AM-95-42 New Applications of Noble Metal Catalysts in Hydrocracking
Duncan H.G. Mitchell, Rick V. Bertram, UOP, Gary D. Dencker, Marathon Oil Company
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Description:
The paper explores how a noble metal hydrocracking catalyst functions stably in a hydrogen sulfide and ammonia environment and, in particular, how the physical positioning of the noble metal molecules affects catalyst performance. A commercial example, HC*-28 catalyst in the Unicracking unit at Marathon Oil Refinery in Robinson, Illinois, demonstrates the success of the noble metal catalyst approach for naphtha production. In addition, a new Unicracking catalyst, HC-35, which uses a noble metal component to produce high-quality middle distillates, is introduced. The paper also shows how refiners may derive increased economic and operational benefits from their catalyst investment by using the latest developments in reactor internals design.
Product Details:
Product ID: | AM-95-42 |
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Publication Year: | 1995 |