Abstract:
A process is described for the production of hydrocarbons with a high octane number starting from mixtures essentially consisting of n-butane and isobutane (such as for example field butanes) comprising a skeleton isomerization section, a dehydrogenation section of paraffins, a selective hydrogenation section of butadiene, two conversion sections of olefins, in which the isobutene is firstly selectively transformed by means of dimerization and/or etherification, followed by the linear butenes by means of alkylation, in order to obtain, by joining the products of the two conversion sections, a product having excellent motoristic properties (octane number, volatility and distillation curve).
Abstract:
Process for the production of hydrogen consisting in subjecting a solid to oxidation and treating, in a different zone, the oxidized form thus produced with a reducing stream, preferably a hydrocarbon.
Abstract:
A process is described for the production of hydrocarbons with a high octane number starting from mixtures essentially consisting of n-butane and isobutane (such as for example field butanes) comprising a skeleton isomerization section, a dehydrogenation section of paraffins, a selective hydrogenation section of butadiene, two conversion sections of olefins, in which the isobutene is firstly selectively transformed by means of dimerization and/or etherification, followed by the linear butenes by means of alkylation, in order to obtain, by joining the products of the two conversion sections, a product having excellent motoristic properties (octane number, volatility and distillation curve).
Abstract:
Integrated process for the preparation of cumene which comprises dehydrogenating a stream of propane to propylene in a dehydrogenation unit and sending the stream leaving the dehydrogenation unit, containing 25-40% by weight of propylene, to an alkylation unit together with a stream of benzene with a molar ratio benzene/propylene ranging from 8 to 10. The alkylation product is distilled in a first distillation column to recover a light fraction, essentially consisting of propane which is recycled to the dehydrogenation, and a heavy fraction which is distilled in a second distillation column to recover non-reacted benzene at the head, recycled to the alkylation unit, and cumene with a purity of over 99%, at the tail.