Catalytic conversion over membrane composed of a pure molecular sieve
AssigneeMobil Oil Corporation
InventorsWerner O. Haag, John G. Tsikoyiannis
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Abstract
A process is provided for catalytic conversion of organic compounds in a conversion zone containing a synthetic, non-composited microporous membrane comprising a continuous array of crystalline molecular sieve material.
Claims25
A process for converting feedstock organic compounds to conversion product which comprises contacting said feedstock with catalyst under catalytic conversion conditions in a reaction zone containing catalyst, the reaction zone having walls at least partially comprised of a non-composited microporous membrane comprising a continuous array of crystalline molecular sieve material, with passage of conversion reactants through an inner side of the membrane so that an effluent emerging from an outer side of the membrane contains at least one conversion product.
A process for catalytically treating a hydrocarbon feedstock which comprises contacting a stream of the feedstock with an upstream face of a catalytically active, non-composited, microporous membrane comprising a continuous array of crystalline molecular sieve material, with passage through the membrane under catalytic conditions so that an effluent emerging from a downstream side of the membrane contains at least one catalysis product.
A process for catalytically treating an organic feedstock which comprises contacting a stream of the feedstock with an upstream face of the catalytically active, non-composited, microporous membrane comprising a continuous array of crystalline molecular sieve material, with passage through the membrane under catalytic conditions so that an effluent emerging from a downstream side of the membrane contains at least one catalysis product.
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