Catalyst based on a noble group VIII metal containing silicon and possibly boron, and its use in hydrotreating hydrocarbon-containing feeds
AssigneeInstitut Francais du Petrole
InventorsSlavik Kasztelan, Samuel Mignard, Virginie Harle, Nathalie Marchal-George
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Abstract
The invention provides a catalyst including a support, at least one noble metal from group VIII of the periodic table, silicon as a dopant, optionally boron, optionally at least one group VIB element, optionally phosphorous and optionally at least one halogen. The invention also provides a particular preparation of the catalyst. The invention also concerns the use of this catalyst in the hydrotreatment of hydrocarbon-containing feeds, more particularly its use for hydrogenating aromatic compounds in a gas oil cut.
Claims20
In a catalytic process for hydrogenating an aromatic hydrocarbon-containing feed with hydrogen under hydrogenating conditions, the improvement comprising contacting the feed with a catalyst comprising platinum, said platinum being deposited on a support, said catalyst comprising silicon as a doping element wherein the catalyst is prepared by a process in which a catalytic mass or precursor based on a support comprising platinum is impregnated with at least one solution based on silicon resulting in a higher hydrogenating activity of aromatic compounds in the presence of a small quantity of sulphur in a gas oil, compared to the same catalyst prepared by incorporating the silicon beforehand in the support and adding platinum.
A process according to clam 14, in which a drying and/or calcining step is carried out on the catalyst after at least one impregnation step.
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