Chemistry: fischer-tropsch processes; or purification or recover – Liquid phase fischer-tropsch reaction
Patent
1997-05-06
1998-09-22
Geist, Gary
Chemistry: fischer-tropsch processes; or purification or recover
Liquid phase fischer-tropsch reaction
422219, 422230, 422231, 502 21, 502 22, 502 20, 502 30, C07C 2700
Patent
active
058114688
ABSTRACT:
A reversibly deactivated, particulate catalyst in a hydrocarbon synthesis slurry is rejuvenated by circulating the slurry from a slurry body through (i) a gas disengaging zone to remove gas bubbles from the slurry and increase its density, (iii) a downcomer which feeds the gas reduced, dense slurry into the bottom of a rejuvenating tube and applies a positive hydrostatic pressure to the tube, (iii) a catalyst rejuvenation zone in which a catalyst rejuvenating gas, which also acts as a lift gas, contacts the catalyst in slurry to form a catalyst rejuvenated slurry and, (iv) back into the slurry body. Removing gas bubbles prior to rejuvenation improves the rejuvenation efficiency and the downcomer reduces the amount of rejuvenation gas required to maintain slurry circulation through the tube.
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Chang Min
Coulaloglou Constantine A.
Hsu Edward C.
Exxon Research and Engineering Company
Geist Gary
Parsa Jafar
Simon Jay
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