Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering, ( ISI ), Volume (14), Year (2013-7) , Pages (204-210)

Title : ( The olefin to paraffin ratio as a function of catalyst particle size in FischereTropsch synthesis by iron catalyst )

Authors: Ali Nakhaei Pour , Mohammad Reza Housaindokht ,

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Abstract

The dependence of olefins to paraffins ratio on catalyst particle size in FischereTropsch synthesis by iron catalyst is studied. A series of catalyst with different particle size is prepared by microemulsion method. The experimental results showed the FischereTropsch reaction rates passed from a maximum by decreasing the catalyst particle size. Studies on secondary reactions can also be observed from the dependency of the O/P ratio on chain length. The ratio of olefins to paraffins depends on catalyst type, structure and the reaction conditions. The results show that the olefin/paraffin ratio decreased with decreasing the catalyst particle size. Using the experimental results we concluded that the O/P ratio depended on solubility impact of produced hydrocarbons (vaporeliquid equilibrium) and surface phenomena of the catalysts

Keywords

Olefins to paraffins ratio FischereTropsch synthesis Iron catalyst Particle size
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@article{paperid:1035367,
author = {Nakhaei Pour, Ali and Housaindokht, Mohammad Reza},
title = {The olefin to paraffin ratio as a function of catalyst particle size in FischereTropsch synthesis by iron catalyst},
journal = {Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering},
year = {2013},
volume = {14},
month = {July},
issn = {1875-5100},
pages = {204--210},
numpages = {6},
keywords = {Olefins to paraffins ratio FischereTropsch synthesis Iron catalyst Particle size},
}

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%0 Journal Article
%T The olefin to paraffin ratio as a function of catalyst particle size in FischereTropsch synthesis by iron catalyst
%A Nakhaei Pour, Ali
%A Housaindokht, Mohammad Reza
%J Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering
%@ 1875-5100
%D 2013

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