Published October 2021, Pg. 43-48
Section: Oil refining and petroleum chemistry
UOT: 665.612.2
DOI: 10.37474/0365-8554/2021-10-43-48
The synthesis of SAPO-34 catalyst in the presence of activated carbon and the study of methanole transformation process into the olephines
H.J. Ibrahimov Dr. in Tech. Sc. - Institute for Petrochemical ProcessesThe paper deals with the results of transformation process of methanol into the low molecule in the presence of silicoalumophosphate (SAPO-34) catalyst synthesized via sonochemical method with adding activated carbon. The studies on physico-chemical properties of synthesized catalyst with up-to-date analysis methods are presented as well. It was revealed that without adding the water into the raw, the C2-C4 olephine yield in the first hour of process comprises 66–
69 % mass, while applying raw-water mixture, the parameter increases up to 80–82 % mass. It is explained with the fact that the water increases the efficient service life of the catalyst due to the partial prevention of coke formation.
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