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Selection of coking wax catalyst for catalytic unit reprocessing

2015-06-30View Original

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I am now considering adding coke wax to the catalytic unit, and after reading relevant posts on coke wax at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1289652&highlight=%BD%B9%C0%AF, I would like to ask whether there is any experience with using alkali-resistant nitrogen catalysts in this context (Please recommend a catalyst model.) What impact does the use of an alkali-resistant nitrogen catalyst have on the catalytic unit? Will it affect the yield of the original paraffin wax? Thank you.
Reply #22015-07-01
It is best to turn to catalyst manufacturers and have your blended raw materials analyzed to determine the levels of heavy metals, basic nitrogen, and other relevant parameters, so as to select the appropriate catalyst. Here, we always contact the catalyst manufacturers to send samples to our facility for testing, and only after that is the catalyst type determined.

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