By Robert E. Wilson
ISBN-10: 084122451X
ISBN-13: 9780841224513
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T E L / g a l . 0 ml. T E L / g a l . /sq. inch Bromine no. Toluene, vol. % basis feed Xylenes, vol. % basis feed Heavier aromatics, vol. % basis feed 10-lb. , C F R R + 3 ml. T E L / g a l . Extraneous butanes, vol. % basis feed f Tail gas, million standard cu. 1 18: Another fixed-bed hydroformer is operating for production of aromatic blending components for aviation gasoline (115/145 grade). These data are summarized i n Table I V . The toluene and C aromatic concentrates, and i n some cases the light hydroformate also, can be blended with alkylates and isopentane to meet all specifications for 115/145 grade aviation gasoline.
Eng. , 42, 182-7 (1950). (15) Mount, W. , and Scafe, F. , Natl. Petroleum News, 32, R-246 (1940). (16) Newton, R. , Dunham, G. , and Simpson, T. , Trans. Am. Inst. Chem. , 41, 215 (1945). (17) Newton, R. , and Shimp, H. , 41, 197 (1945). (18) Peterkin, A. , Bates, J. , paper presented before Twentieth Annual Meeting of American Petroleum Institute, Nov. 17, 1939. (19) Pew, A. , 44, 118 (1945). (20) Schall, J. , Dart, J. , and Kirkbride, C. , Chem. Eng. Progress, 45, 746 (1949). (21) Smith, Ε. , and Bland, R.
Consequently, the principal ones are only briefly reviewed at this time. These are: Dehydrogenation of naphthenes containing Ce and C ring compounds. of these reactions are shown below: Examples 6 H C CH3 H H / C C I I —> C C / \ / H \ H2 C CH3 H s HC I HC 3 HC 2 I — CH2 • + 3H 2 X/ H C 2 I H2C C II CH c H 2 H C / \HCH H C C CH3 f \ / I HC \ / CH S \ / C II + CH 3 SH. ^ / c I c I CHj CH3 Dehydrocyclization of paraffins and olefins to aromatics: H C H2 H2 H2 H2 H2 H2 S\/ I I I I I I H C—C—C—C—C—C—C—CH —> HC I HC 3 C II CH 3 C2H5 + 4H c H In PROGRESS IN PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY; Advances in Chemistry; American Chemical Society: Washington, DC, 1951.
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