Zeoforming process is a new process which produce high-octane gasoline up to RON-96 from naphtha without adding high-octane additives and antiknock agents. The process is based on the use zeolite-containing catalysts and does not require preliminary sulfur- or hydrotreating of naphtha and using of hydrogen by conversion of low octane components into higher octane hydrocarbons. The detailed mechanism of catalytic conversion of different type of naphtha hydrocarbons in the presence of catalysts IK-30 and KN-30 as well as optimal conditions of the process are given in this article. Zeoforming process has been implemented in industry in Russia, Poland, Georgia and can be recommended for implementation in particular for oil refining plants or as stand- alone unit in Iraq.
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21 July 2023
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST VIRTUAL CONFERENCE OF AL-AMARAH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ON OIL AND GAS-2022: AUCOGC2022 Conference Proceedings (Feb 01-02, 2022)
1–2 February 2022
Al-Amarah. Iraq
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July 21 2023
Increase octane number and decrease sulphur content for whole, heavy and light naphtha, and condensates by zeoforming technology
Raushan Telyashev;
Raushan Telyashev
a)
1
Energy and Engineering Co.
, Moscow-Russia
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Hareth Shallan Moshref Alaamery;
Hareth Shallan Moshref Alaamery
b)
2
Al-Amarah University College
, Al-Amarah-Iraq
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Aed Jaber Imran;
Aed Jaber Imran
c)
3
General Manager of Midland Refineries Co
, Baghdad- Iraq
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Amer Ali Ghabra
Amer Ali Ghabra
d)
2
Al-Amarah University College
, Al-Amarah-Iraq
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a)Corresponding author: [email protected]
AIP Conf. Proc. 2809, 040003 (2023)
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Raushan Telyashev, Hareth Shallan Moshref Alaamery, Aed Jaber Imran, Amer Ali Ghabra; Increase octane number and decrease sulphur content for whole, heavy and light naphtha, and condensates by zeoforming technology. AIP Conf. Proc. 21 July 2023; 2809 (1): 040003. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0151943
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