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Light hydrocarbon aromatization catalysts deactivation

Light hydrocarbons (Ci to C4) and aromatics (mainly Ce to Ce) were produced by ZSM-5 due to the the conversion of olefins and paraffins. Thus,these results provide evidence for cracking of olefins, paraffins and cyclization of olefins by ZSM-5 at 500 C. The steam deactivated ZSM-5 catalyst exhibited reduced olefin conversion and negligible paraffin conversion activity. [Pg.44]

Catalysts tend to be deactivated in the process of plastics pyrolysis because of coke deposition on their surface. The deactivation of HZSM-5, HY, H-zeolite and silica-alumina was compared by Uemichi et al. [86]. In the case of PE pyrolysis and HZSM-5 added as catalyst, no deactivation occurred due to the low coke deposit, and high yields of light hydrocarbons (mainly branched hydrocarbons and aromatics) were achieved. In the case of PS, however, coke production increased dramatically, so HZSM-5 was deactivated very quickly. Silica-alumina catalyst was deactivated gradually and slowly with the increase of cracking gas, while HY- and H-zeolite molecule sieve catalysts were deactivated very quickly. Walendziewski et al. [87] studied the catalytic cracking of waste... [Pg.746]


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