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Catalytic Reactor Design
Catalysts:
Applications: Oil & Gas, Petrochemicals, Enviroment, Energy, Fine Chemicals
Definintion
Types: Bio (enzymes), Homogeneous, Heterogeneous
Multi Disciplinary:
Physics & Chemistry (Surface Scienece & Organometallics), Enzymology
Chemical Engineering, Materials Science
Properties of Heterogeneous Catalysts
Synthesis & Characterization of Heterogeneous Catalysts
Catalysis Mechanism: Chemisorption, Surface reactions, RDS, LH, ...
Kinetics Fogler Ch10
Deactivation of Catalysts (Ch. 10)
External and Internal Mass-Transfer Resistances and Overall Rates (Ch. 11 & 12)
Reactor Design of Fixed Bed Reactors, Moving and Fluidized Beds, Multi-Phase, …
A. A. Khodadadi, Catalysis & Nanostructured Materials Research Lab.
Industrial Heterogeneous Catalysis; Examples
Reaction
Catalyst
Reactor
CH4 + H2O = CO + H2 Steam Reforming
Ni-Al2O3 + CaO
Multitube, FB
Vegetable oil hydrogenation
Raney Ni or Ni/Al2O3
slurry
N2+ 3H2 = 2NH3 160 MT/y Fertilizer, HNO3
Fe-Al2O3 - CaO
ad. FB
C2H2 = C2H4 selective Hyd.
Pd/Al2O3
ad. FB
SO2 + ½ O2 = SO3
V2O5/SiO2 + K2SO4
ad. FB
NH3 + CH4 + air = HCN in methyl methacrylate
90% Pt – 10% Rh
Wire Gauze
C3H6 + NH3 +3/2O2 = CH2-CHCN + 3H2O
Bismuth phosphomolybdate on silica
Fluidiz. bed
Catalytic Cracking on Solid Acids
RE-US-Y, ASA, Kaolin, … Fluidiz. beds
Hydrocracking – Hydrotreating (S & N Removal)
Ni/Co-Mo/W -Alumina
ad. FB
Catalytic Reforming  ON↑
Pt-Re/ Cl-Alumina
ad. FB
GTL: CO+ H2 = CH3OH, Liq. Fuels, …
Cu-ZnO, Fe/Co/Al2O3
FB, slurry
NOx SCR
VOx/TiO2
Oxidation
Acrylonitrile
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C2 H 6
ODH
C2H4
‫گاز طبيعي‬
CH ‫عمدتا‬
CH3OH
C3H6, C4H8
MTG
4
CO + H2
Syngas-derived chemicals
DME
WGS: CO+H2O  CO2 + H2
+ ~1% CO + H2  CH4
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‫پيل سوختی‬
Cathode catalytic reaction:
Anode catalytic
reaction:
O2 + 4H+ + 4e- 2H2O
H+
2H2  4H+ + 4e-
Overall reaction: 2H2 + O2 2H2O + Heat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
Fl3aD1qJrEg
100
HC
Fuel
CO
stoic
NOx
0
ECU
14.3
14.9
14.6
A/F ratio
120,000,000/y
Exhaust
Catalyst
Engine
Oxygen
sensor
Air
Accelerator
Pt/Pd/Rh
Alumina-ceria washcoat
Atomotive Emission Control
Three-way catalyst: Pt/Pd/Rh on Al2O3-CeO2
Pt/Pd: CO + 1/2 O2  CO2
Pt/Pd: HC + O2  CO2 + H2O
Rh:
NOx + CO/HC  N2 + CO2 + H2O
‫ نانو لوله های كربن‬Carbon NanoTubes
By Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)
of CO, CH4, C2H2, xylene …
On Catalyst:
Nano-Ni/Co/Fe-Mo/SiO2-Al2O3
1-5 atm
700-900oC
Bulk CNTs:
for e.g. adsorbents, hydrogen storage,
nanocomposites, sensors, electronic...
Examples of Challenges  Catalytic Solutions
Environmental Pulltion  Catalysis
Stable CO2 Utilization  fuels/chemicals: Photo/Electro-Catalysis
BioMass Catalytic Pyrolysis-Deoxygenation/Gassification Fuel
PhotoCatalytic Watetr Splitting  Hydrogen for Fuel Cells
…., …, …, …
DeOxygenation
Catalyst size and shape for fixed-bed reactors
DP↑ : U↑, dp↓
Diffusion, M-T and Overall Reaction Rates↑
U↑, dp↓
(hollow) pellet, (lobed) extrudate, spherical, …
CA
Strength: (Hollow) Pellet …
Selectivity: Wire gauze
Catalysts for fluidized bed reactors
50-100 mm spherical particles
High attrition resistance
Monolith Catalysts & Microreactors
Catalyst Definition
Catalyst is a substance that increases the rate at which a chemical reaction approaches
equilibrium without itself becoming permanently involved in the reaction
Substance: not light, not plasma, not electric or magnetic field
but photo/Bio(electro)catalyst
Catalyst increases the rate of a reaction:
via a new path with lower activation energy
Catalyst increases the rate of a reaction via a new path with lower activation energy
k A  Ae
Arrhenius Eqn :
 Ea RT
Why Ea of catalytic reaction is lower?
Example:
H2+0.5O2  H2O
--------------------1,000,000
years in 1 s!
----
DH= - 285 kJ/mol
DGo = -237 kJ/mol at 25oC: K=e237000/(8.314x298)=3.5x1049
Thermodynamically highly favorable
But negligible rate, unless initiated by
catalyst (e.g. Pt) or spark
For reaction,
H2 and/or O2 bonds (435 & 490 kJ/mol) must break
No change in equilibrium
e.g : A

Catalyst

 C
B
 D
C A0 (1  x)  C A0 (1  x) Catalyst

 C A0 x  C A0 x
DG
x2
K

e
(1  x) 2
0
RT
K1
DH 0 1 1
Ln

(  )
K2
R T1 T2
DG 0  10 ?!
DH0 < 0 K decreases with T
N2+3H2 2NH3
Catalyst Types
Homogeneous
E.g.: Oxo (propylene hydrofomylation)
process on cobalt complex in liquid
10-100 atm, 40-200oC
Carbonyl
Ligand
Catalyst Temp. Limit
Catalyst Separation
Hydrolysis of esters by acid catalysis - all reactants and catalyst are dissolved in water.
CH3CO2CH3(aq) + H2O(l) ↔ CH3CO2H(aq) + CH3OH(aq) - with H+ catalyst.
Enzyme (Bio) catalyst in vinegar, cheese, & bread; 2000 years ago
Heterogeneous Catalysis
------, Photo-, Electro-, Heterogenized homogeneous & enzymatic
Fluid? reactants & Products / Solid catalyst: No or easy separation, High T
Chemicals = ~7% GDP; 1/3 Materials GNP
>85% of (Petro)Chemicals through catalytic reactions
in Oil & Petrochemicals, in Environment
Reforming, (Hydro) Cracking, Hydro-treatment, ...
Alkylation, isomerization, oxidation, hydrogenation, …
Gasoline & Diesel oil, Fertilizer, polymer, … methanol, sulfuric acid, ...
• 85% of processes in the chemical industry use catalysts.
• Catalyst sales in 2010 were worth 15 billion dollars.
• Turnover in industries using catalysts was about 5,700 Billion dollars.
• Growth in catalyst sales: 5% - 10% per year.
• The conversion of oil or natural gas to anything uses a catalyst.
Heterogeneous Catalyst Properties: Specific Surface Area
8.1 nm
Catalytic reaction occurs on solid surface
–r’A=Sa (-r”A, ~Const. for specific catalyst materials?)
Increase surface/g = Specific Surface Area (SSA)
1 cm pellet 10 nm
 106 times increase in surface area
Porous catalyst
A
4r 2
6000 m 2
Sa 


3
V  (4 3 r )
d g
TEM of
Automotive catalyst
Alumina :  s  3.7 g mL
<5 nm Pt crystals
d p  3 mm  3  106 nm,  p  1.9
on ~10 nm Al2O3
ac  1.1  103 m 2 g
Supported catalyst
Pt-Re/Al2O3, V2O5/SiO2 300
3 mm
m2/g,
Pd/C, up to 1000 m2/g
Raney Ni
non-porous, e.g. Pt & Ag Gauze;
in methanol & C2H4 oxidation
S a  200 m 2 g d  8.1 nm
S a ac  200 1.1 103  180000
How to prepare high SSA catalyst
Sol-Gel/Percipitation
X=H or R
Hydrolysis: –M-OR + H2O → -M-OH + ROH, Condensation: -M-OR + -M-OX→-M-O-M + X-OH,
High superSaturation  Large # of nuclei, Limited growth
 Small nanoparticles, High SSA
Ostwald ripening, Gelation, Drying (Capillary P), Calcination, …
Nucleation burst: sudden addition
of reducing/precipitating agents
TiO2 nanoparticles synthesis in W/O microemulsions = NanoReactors
W/O microemulsion
Nano-Reactors
20-30 surfactants
Small (5-50 nm)
water droplets in
continuous oil phase.
W/O microemulsion
+ Ti(OC3H7)4
: H2O
: Surfactant
Nucleation & growth
: Ti(OC3H7)4
: TiO2
Vent
Aggregation
Mesoporous materials
Mixing aluminosilicate precursors (e.g. sodium aluminate, tetramethyl ammonium silicate) in a
surfactant solution (e.g. ≥ 1 wt% cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide (CTAB))
Impregnation
of soluble precursor solution onto available support e.g. alumina or silica,
e.g. Ni/Al2O3 for steam reforming
HZSM5
Zeolite Y: 0.74 nm
Zeolites: Molecular sieves
By hydrothermal method
Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)
Carbonyls: Fe(CO)5, Ni(CO)4, …
Halides: TiCl4
Acetates: Cu(CH3COO)
Alkoxides: Ti(OC2H5)4, Si(OC2H5)4 …
Alkyl Comp: Al(C2H5)3, ….
Parameters: Surface reactionmass-transfer control
Temperature: rate
Decomposition, Hydrolysis, Oxidation, Reduction …
Pressure: rate & uniformity
Porous support  catalyst?
ALD
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