Guard bed material, its method of making and use
AssigneeExxonMobil Chemical Patents Inc.
InventorsMatthew J. Vincent, Terry E. Helton, Jenna L. Walp, Dominick A. Zurlo, IV, Doug F. Colmyer
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AssigneeExxonMobil Chemical Patents Inc.
InventorsMatthew J. Vincent, Terry E. Helton, Jenna L. Walp, Dominick A. Zurlo, IV, Doug F. Colmyer
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The present disclosure relates to a material preferably used in a guard bed, and having an increased capacity to adsorb catalyst poisons, as measured by collidine update at 200° C. The material is made by a method in which it is treated by being dried with a drying gas, preferably, at a temperature greater than about 200° C. The treated material may be used to remove impurities from untreated feed streams to, for example, aromatic alkylation and transalkylation processes, where such impurities act as catalyst poisons that cause deactivation of the acidic molecular sieve-based catalysts used, thereby increasing the cycle length of such catalysts.
A process for producing a mono-alkylated aromatic compound stream comprising the steps of:
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