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【Alkylation】Solid acid alkylation technology

2016-02-16View Original

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This post was last edited by Xiao Gong 1985 on 2016-2-18 at 11:01. In recent years, the upgrading of oil products has led to increased attention being paid to alkylation technology; it is said that the first set of solid acid alkylation systems have already been developed. Those who are familiar with this topic, please share their insights~
Reply #22016-02-18
It seems that Yaobao has this fixed acid catalyst, and there isn’t much information on it in other publications
Reply #32016-02-22
I wonder how long their catalysts can last in a single cycle
Reply #42016-05-06
It seems that KBR is also engaged in the alkylation using solid acids; two units of such systems have already been put into use in China. What’s unknown is what the lifespan of the catalysts produced by Yabao and KBR is like. I don’t know their prices either; I only know that the catalyst is platinum supported on zeolite. Which expert is familiar with the details? I am extremely grateful
Reply #52016-05-31
Upstairs, why are you interested in the solid acid alkylation unit? We are studying this catalyst.
Reply #62016-05-31
Please keep in touch; I’m looking forward to the results.
Reply #72016-06-05
One unit has been built and put into operation in China: the 100,000 tons per year solid acid alkylation plant at Zibo Huihong Petrochemical. Another unit is under construction, using KBR’s technology – a 150,000 tons per year solid acid alkylation plant at Shandong Haike Chemical
Reply #82016-06-14
Is the message accurate? Was it really driven to the production site? There are so many scammers in the country~
Reply #92016-06-14
Exactly, production started officially in October last year. Haike uses KBR’s, it should be in the design phase.
Reply #102016-06-17
The Northwest Institute of Chemical Engineering is also developing this catalyst, as is the Petroleum and Chemical Engineering Research Institute.
Reply #112016-07-08
Many organizations are working on this, but I think it’s difficult to make any breakthroughs; after all, it has taken foreign countries many years of research to achieve only limited results, so it’s too hard for domestic researchers to succeed in just a few years

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