Saudi Basic Industries Corporation

Patricia Ann Hooks

James Kauffman

Balamurali Krishna Nair

Balamurali Krishna R Nair

Xiankuan Zhang

James W Kauffman

Balamurali Nair

James William Kauffman

A method of making a catalyst comprises: mixing three or more catalytically active components with water to form an impregnating solution; contacting a support with the impregnating solution; impregnating the catalytically active components onto the support to form an impregnated support; and calcining the impregnated support to form a catalyst. Another method of making a catalyst comprises: co-impregnating a support with three or more catalytically active components in an impregnating solution to form an impregnated support; and calcining the impregnated support to form the catalyst.

Method for manufacture of an alkane dehydrogenation catalyst

A dehydrogenation catalyst is formed by forming a mixture comprising a bayerite aluminum hydroxide (Al(OH)), a lanthanum (La) source, a cerium (Ce) source, a barium (Ba) source, a zirconium (Zr) source, and water into a shaped body. The shaped body is calcined at a temperature of at least 750&#xb0; C. to form a catalyst support. The catalyst support is treated with a dehydrogenation catalyst component to form a treated catalyst support containing the dehydrogenation catalyst component. The treated catalyst support is then calcined. The resulting catalyst composition may be used by contacting a paraffin hydrocarbon feed with a catalyst within a reactor in the presence of steam under dehydrogenation reaction conditions suitable to form dehydrogenated hydrocarbon products.

Dehydrogenation catalyst, its use and method of preparation

A method of forming a dehydrogenation catalyst support is carried out by forming a mixture comprising a bayerite aluminum hydroxide (Al(OH)) and water into a support material. The support material is particulized. The particulized support material is compressed to a pressure of at least 5,000 psig to form a shaped body. The shaped body is calcined in pure steam at a temperature of at least 750&#xb0; C. for at least 0.25 hours to form a catalyst support having an average pore diameter of 200 &#x212b; or greater. The catalyst support can then be treated with a dehydrogenation catalyst component so that the catalyst support contains the dehydrogenation catalyst component to form a dehydrogenation catalyst that can then be used by contacting a hydrocarbon feed with the catalyst within a reactor in the presence of steam under dehydrogenation reaction conditions suitable to form dehydrogenated hydrocarbon products.

Method of preparing an alumina catalyst support and catalyst for dehydrogenation reactions, and its use

A method of making a catalyst comprises: mixing a catalytically active component and a surfactant to form a mixture, wherein the catalytically active component comprises phosphorus; forming a gel; physically shearing the gel to form a physically sheared gel; combining the physically sheared gel with a support; and calcining the support with the physically sheared gel to form the catalyst. Another method of making a catalyst comprises: mixing a catalytically active component and a surfactant to form a mixture, wherein the catalytically active component comprises phosphorus; letting the mixture sit without mixing for greater than 1 hour to form a set mixture; subjecting the set mixture to shear to form a sheared mixture; combining the sheared mixture with a support; and calcining the support with the sheared mixture to form the catalyst.

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