Catalytic cracking of kerosene – gas fractions of a mixture of 70% Emba oil and 30% Mangyshlak oil over zeolite catalysts

2011

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DOI 10.15328/chemb_2011_4212-215
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

It is shown that the catalytic conversion of a mixture of 70% of the KGF Mangyshlak and 30% of Emba oil over zeolite catalyst Aluminum ball caused by the zeolite catalyst (ABCZC) low temperatures with increasing flow rate up to 0.75 h-1 resulted in a slight increase in motobenzina (at 0.6% 375°С , 400°С to 3.25%), but further increase to 1.0-hour-1 leads a significant reduction in his, the maximum yield of gasoline reached at 425°С and volumetric flow rate of raw material 0.75 h-1 - 57.16%. Increase the volume flow rate raw materials for Tseokar-2 at a constant temperature also reduces the degree of transformation, growth of light catalytic gas oil content, lower gas production and decrease in the yield of coke.