Fluid Catalytic Cracking VI: Preparation and Characterization of Catalysts: Preparation and Characterization of Catalysts
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contentsvii
- Prefacev
- Chapter 1. An overview of physical adsorption methods for the characterization of finely divided and1
- Chapter 2. The determination of acidity in fluid cracking catalysts (FCCs) from adsorption microcalo35
- Chapter 3. The use ofatomic force microscopy (AFM) to study the surface topography of commercial flu71
- Chapter 4. New developments of NMR Spectroscopy applied to zeolites105
- Chapter 5. New catalysts may provide insights into role ofnonframework alumina in catalytic cracking123
- Chapter 6. Mechanism of fluid cracking catalysts deactivation by Fe139
- Chapter 7. Reduction of NOx emissions from FCCU regenerators with additives177
- Chapter 8. Simulating Iron-Induced FCC Accessibility Losses in Lab- Scale Deactivation165
- Chapter 9. Oxygen partial pressure effects on vanadium mobility and catalyst deactivation in a simul189
- Chapter 10. Comparison of NlR and NMR spectra chemometrics for FCC feed online characterization203
- Chapter 11. Cracking behavior of aromatic and organic sulfur compounds under realistic FCC condition217
- Chapter 12. Evaluating factors that affect FCC stripper behaviour in a laboratory fluidiscd-bed reac233
- Chapter 13. Effects of FCC variables on the formation of gasoline gum precursors247
- Chapter 14. Distributed matrix structures – novel technology for high performance in short contact257
- Chapter 15. Feedstock effect on FCC catalyst stripping287
- Chapter 16. FCC catalysts with high LPG yield and lower gasoline olefin content297
- Chapter 17. Innovations in producing light olefins by fluid catalytic cracking305
- Chapter 18. Dual function fluid cracking catalyst (DFCC) containing a microporous additive for olefi323
- Chapter 19. Solid acid catalyst in the alkylation of benzene341
- Chapter 20. On the effect of a high reactive sulfur specics on sulfur reduction in gasoline355
- Subject Index369
- Other volumes in the series373
This volume looks at the recent progress of this technology as reported in the 21 papers presented during the 219th National Meeting of the ACS in New York, September 5-11, 2003.
In addition, the volume focuses on the use of modern spectroscopic techniques for the generation of detailed structural analysis required for the advancement of the science of FCC design.
Other chapters look at the use and importance of solid state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), microcalorimetry and atomic force microscopy (AFM) to the study of FCCs and discussing strategies to control pollutant emissions from a refinery FCCU and
looking at advances in FCC preparation.
In addition, the volume focuses on the use of modern spectroscopic techniques for the generation of detailed structural analysis required for the advancement of the science of FCC design.
Other chapters look at the use and importance of solid state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), microcalorimetry and atomic force microscopy (AFM) to the study of FCCs and discussing strategies to control pollutant emissions from a refinery FCCU and
looking at advances in FCC preparation.