Conversion of LPG hydrocarbons to distillate fuels or lubes using integration of LPG dehydrogenation and MOGDL
AssigneeMobil Oil Corporation
InventorsClarence D. Chang, Joe E. Penick, Richard F. Socha
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AssigneeMobil Oil Corporation
InventorsClarence D. Chang, Joe E. Penick, Richard F. Socha
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Disclosed is a method and apparatus for producing distillate and/or lubes which employ integrating catalytic (or thermal) dehydrogenation of paraffins with MOGDL. The process feeds the product from a low temperature propane and/or butane dehydrogenation zone into a first catalytic reactor zone, which operates at low pressure and contains zeolite oligomerization catalysts, where the low molecular weight olefins are reacted to primarily gasoline range materials. These gasoline range materials can then be pressurized to the pressure required for reacting to distillate in a second catalytic reactor zone operating at high pressure and containing a zeolite oligomerization catalyst. The distillate is subsequently sent to a hydrotreating unit and product separation zone to form lubes and other finished products.
A method for converting olefins by catalytic oligomerization to produce distillates and lubes which comprise the steps of:
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