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Molecular sieve catalyst shaping

2021-06-03View Original

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Dear colleagues in the industry: I am currently working on the shaping of molecular sieves. I need to increase the strength of the resulting catalysts without using binders (or by using organic binders that are then burned off). The desired particle size is around 3 mm, and methods such as ball rolling or compression are being considered. I was wondering if any of you have relevant experience in this area, or if you know of suitable equipment for catalyst shaping. I would greatly appreciate any advice you can provide. Thank you!
Reply #22021-06-07
This is quite difficult; it’s possible to do without adhesives, but the process is longer
Reply #32021-06-07
This post was last edited by The flowers of the other shore bloom_qd23K on 2021-6-7 at 16:07. It is difficult to achieve good shaping without a binder; first use a component identical to that of the molecular sieve as a binder, then carry out secondary crystallization to increase the content of molecular sieve

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