Catalytic dewaxing using collapsed large pore zeolites

Details Catalytic dewaxing using collapsed large pore zeolites Catalytic dewaxing using collapsed large pore zeolites

1982-09-08

1985-05-07

Gantz, Delbert E.

Mineral oils: processes and products

Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons

Cracking

502 79, C10G 4716

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045156816

ABSTRACT:
It has been discovered that the pour point and wax content of waxy hydrocarbon oils, either natural or derived from synthetic sources such as tar sands, shale oil, etc., preferably natural waxy petroleum oils, most preferably waxy lube, transformer, specialty oils and waxy fuels such as kerosene or jet fuel, can be effectively reduced under standard catalytic dewaxing conditions using an aluminosilicate catalyst with very low crystallinity (VLC), as measured by x-ray diffraction. These VLC materials are derived from crystalline aluminosilicate zeolites which will not themselves reduce the pour point and wax content of waxy oils by the thermal decomposition of said zeolites following their exchange with cations which yield hydroxyl groups during the thermal decomposition step.

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