Process for hydrotreating heavy hydrocarbons and catalyst used i

Mineral oils: processes and products – Chemical conversion of hydrocarbons – Cracking

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208216PP, 208251H, 208254H, 502 8, 502 10, 502323, B01J 2104, B01J 2324, B01J 2385

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044117710

ABSTRACT:
Spherical particles of alumina are prepared by agitating a slurry of solids comprising rehydratable alumina solids in water with a hot immiscible liquid to disperse droplets of the slurry in a continuous phase of the immiscible liquid. The droplets are shaped by interfacial surface tension and are hardened by heat while in the immiscible liquid, then are separated and calcined to produce finished spherical alumina beads. The preferred beads are of size less than one millimeter. These are used as supports for catalysts that are used in several oil refining processes such as hydrotreating for removal of sulfur or for reforming or cracking.

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