ArticleRSC advances2024
Impact of lanthanum ion exchange and steaming dealumination on middle distillate production using nanosized Y zeolite catalysts in hydrocracking reactions.
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Abstract
In the field of hydrocracking reactions, achieving optimal middle distillate yields remains a persistent challenge with commercially available zeolite Y catalysts. This limitation is attributed to challenges related to diffusion constraints within the catalyst. In response, we present a promising solution not only to these problems but also to the challenges encountered in nanosized Y zeolites when attempting to generate acidic sites within their structure and when analyzing their performance in vacuum gas oil hydrocracking. NiMo catalysts based on nanosized Y zeolites with different crystal sizes exchanged with lanthanum, effectively address diffusion issues and significantly enhance catalyst performance compared to dealuminated nanosized and commercial Y zeolite under the same reaction conditions. The catalysts were characterized by TGA, ICP-OES, XPS, N
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