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Lummus dehydrogenation catalyst

2016-04-27View Original

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I would like to ask fellow sea users: is the catalyst used for isobutane dehydrogenation and propane dehydrogenation in Lummus the same catalyst? Everyone is welcome to share.
Reply #22020-03-18
In principle, they are not the same. But the same one will work too. Our company uses the mixed dehydrogenation grade. It is the Catofin350 produced by Klein Company; this grade combines carbon three and carbon four, with carbon four offering better performance

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