This document discusses hybrid redox cracking as an alternative route for processing naphtha to produce olefins. It proposes using a hybrid redox cracking scheme that involves attaching a gas turbine to extract electricity from depleted air and steam produced. Additionally, unreacted naphtha would be reformed using a packed bed column with a ZSM catalyst rather than being recycled. The most selective catalyst identified is XMnO3 with the promoter Na2WO4, where X is Ca or Sr.
This document discusses hybrid redox cracking as an alternative route for processing naphtha to produce olefins. It proposes using a hybrid redox cracking scheme that involves attaching a gas turbine to extract electricity from depleted air and steam produced. Additionally, unreacted naphtha would be reformed using a packed bed column with a ZSM catalyst rather than being recycled. The most selective catalyst identified is XMnO3 with the promoter Na2WO4, where X is Ca or Sr.
This document discusses hybrid redox cracking as an alternative route for processing naphtha to produce olefins. It proposes using a hybrid redox cracking scheme that involves attaching a gas turbine to extract electricity from depleted air and steam produced. Additionally, unreacted naphtha would be reformed using a packed bed column with a ZSM catalyst rather than being recycled. The most selective catalyst identified is XMnO3 with the promoter Na2WO4, where X is Ca or Sr.
PRODUCTION Available routes of naphtha processing ■ Steam cracking ■ Fluid catalytic cracking ■ Hybrid redox cracking Redox Cracking Scheme Modification proposed by us ■ Gas Turbine should be attached to depleted air and electrical energy should be extracted ■ Steam produced from transfer line exchanger should also be used to extract electricity. ■ Recycle is not encouraged, therefore unreacted naphtha should be reformed using a packed bed ZSM-catalyst column. ■ XMnO3 is most selective with promoter Na2WO4 , Where X is Ca or Sr.