alumina, (about 9% Mo O3 and 91% Al2 O3 ) co-precipated in the form of a gel. The principal reaction is Dehydrogenation. This process proved to be a major source of aromatics and aviation gasoline for military uses during the war. Different Process for Reforming
which platinum (0.1 – 1 %) and (0.1 – 0.8 %) chlorine on an alumina base is used. It is characterized by highest liquid product yield with high octane number. Advantages Disadvantages Process does not shutdown of the Process Need to shutdown of the operation for catalyst regeneration operation for catalyst regeneration . .but it uses a swing reactor which allow for one of the reactor to Once every six month to two year undergo in situ regeneration while for regenerating of the catalyst in the other reactors are in operation. situ. Over all catalyst activity The interval b/w two regeneration conversation consistent hydrogen for each reactor is requested a few purity. weeks to a few months. Process produce Hydrogen Gas Complex nature of the reactor continuously at higher catalyst switching control as well as needs activity and yield for higher safety precautions. High yield of hydrogen with lower required re-cycle ratio Final Selection The choice of a catalytic reforming process depends upon
The choice of a catalytic reforming process depends
upon Comparative yields, the practical octane ceiling for each process, Investment costs, Catalyst inventory costs, operating costs. Hydrogen yield is also an important factor to be considered Flexibility of operation We Select Platforming
Platforming is most widely used commercially for the
reasons Platforming comes out to be the most economic and suitable process for the desired application. Therefore Platforming process is selected as the process to designed & Used to improve the octane quality of the given naphtha stock.