Hydropurification and Hydroisomerisation of Butyl-Mercaptan-Alkane Mixes and Diesel Oil Fractions on Alumo-Iron-Molybdenum Catalysts

2001

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DOI 10.18321/ectj417
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Modified alumina-iron-molybdenum (AIM) catalysts have been studied in hydropurification and hydroisomerization both of butylmercaptan-alkane mixture and diesel oil fractions. It has been shown thatthe modification of alumina-iron-molybdenum catalysts by zeolites and other additives leads to a significantenhance of their hydrodesulfurization and hydroisomerization activity.