Gasoline desulfurization by catalytic alkylation over silica-supported heteropolyacids: From model reaction to real feed conversion
Gasoline desulfurization by catalytic alkylation over silica-supported heteropolyacids: From model reaction to real feed conversion
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DOI:
10.1016/j.cattod.2007.08.017
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2008-01
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5.3
通讯作者:
Maria Arias;D. Laurenti;C. Geantet;M. Vrinat;Ito Hideyuki;Y. Yoshimura
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作者:
Maria Arias;D. Laurenti;C. Geantet;M. Vrinat;Ito Hideyuki;Y. Yoshimura
In FCC gasoline, the alkylation of sulfur compounds with olefins present in the feed, followed by a distillation to eliminate them, could be a good alternative for the desulfurization. Acidic materials (zeolites, supported acids) were screened for the alkylation of 3-methylthiophene (3MT) with 2-methyl-2-butene (2M2B), used as model reaction. Results showed that the silica-supported 12-phosphotungstic (HPW) and 12-silicotungstic (HSiW) acids are the best catalysts among zeolites and other supported acids. The performance of 40HPW/SiO2was then studied in a real feed of FCC gasoline. The production of heavier sulfur compounds was obtained with high conversion, and this catalyst still showed some activity after 50h of reaction, as compared to the silica-supported phosphoric acid (SPA-11), used as a reference. Moreover the deactivation could be reduced by increasing the reaction temperature.