Hydrotreating reactions over supported Ni Mo S catalysts: investigations using model compounds
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the increasing demand for diesel fuels coupled with progressive
newlinetightening of environmental specifications has brought new emphasis on
newlineimproved hydrotreatment processes especially for gas oils hydrotreating
newlineht is the most commonly used refinery process designed to improve the
newlinequality of the feed or the product by decreasing the content of the undesired or
newlineless desired components like s n o metals olefins and aromatics the main
newlinereactions involved in hydrotreating ht are hydrodesulfurization hds
newlinehydrodenitrogenation hdn hydrodemetallation hdm
newlinehydrodeoxygenation hdo and hydrogenation hyd generally catalysts
newlineused in hydrotreating reactions are mixed sulfides of c m nim or ni w
newlinesupported on a high surface area carrier like al23 the use of other
newlinesupports has also been reported in the literaturethe objective of the present work is to investigate the activity of sulfided ni m catalysts supported on different high surface area materials in individual ht reactions using model compounds nine different supports al2o3 al sba15 sba mcm 41 mcm almcm 41 almcm
newline70 mcm 41 blended with alo mcm al and 70 almcm 41
newlineblended with aloalmcmal 15 and 30 bea supported on alo
newline15bea al and 30bea al and 15 dealuminated bea alo
newline15dalbeaal were loaded with nio 4 wt and mo 15 wt to
newlineobtain different catalysts tpd temperature programmed desorption of nh was used to characterize the total acidity of the supports and catalysts oxide and sulfide
newlineforms while cumene cracking at 623 673 k was used to characterize the
newlinebrønsted acidity of the sulfide catalysts the xrd patterns of the catalysts
newlineoxides reveal the absence of peaks due to the supported oxides nio m
newlinein al but peaks attributable to nimo and mo are visible in the
newlinepatterns of the catalysts prepared from the siliceous supports mcm 41 and
newlinesba 15 the average pore diameters of the supports are in the mesopore
newlinerange 2 2 to 8 3 nm
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