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STUDY ON PERFORMANCE OF MAGNESIUM-PROMOTED HYDROISODEWAXING CATALYST

Zheng Xiuxin,Yu Wendong,Liu Youpeng,Sun Guofang   

  • Received:2018-04-17 Revised:2018-05-24 Online:2018-12-12 Published:2019-01-03
  • Contact: Zheng Xiuxin E-mail:zhengxiuxin2012@163.com

Abstract: Pt/ZSM-23, Pt-Mg/ZSM-23-1% and Pt-Mg/ZSM-23-2% hydroisomerization catalysts were prepared by loading Pt and Mg on H-ZSM-23 molecular sieve by incipient co-impregnation method. The influences of magnesium on the acidity and hydroisomerization of catalysts were studied using hydrocracking tail oil as feed from Huizhou Petrochemical Company. The results showed that the introduction of the magnesium promoter resulted in the decrease of medium-strong acids, while increases their selectivities. The layered Pt/ZSM-23 and Pt-Mg/ZSM-23-2% (volume ratio of 1:1) catalyst system showed a higher yield (from 75.0% to 79.0%) and selectivity at conditions of 325 ℃, hydrogen pressure of 13 MPa, the hydrogen to oil ratio 500 and the LHSV 1.1 h-1. After 1000 h running, the catalyst exhibited a stable hydroisomerization performance. The pour point of 150N base oil is-18 ℃, the yield of 150N and total lube base oil is 48.0% and 79.3% respectively. The results indicate the good hydroisomerization performance and good industrialization prospect.

Key words: molecular sieve, hydroisomerization, hydrocracking tail oil, lube base oil