Boreskov Institute o f Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Institute o f Hydrocarbons Processing SB RAS, Omsk, Russia
PJSC Gazprom Neft, St. Petersburg, Russia
II Scientific-Technological SymposiumCATALYTIC HYDROPROCESSING IN OIL
REFINING
Belgrade, Serbia, April 17-23, 2016
ABSTRACTS
Novosibirsk, 2016
УДК 665.6+544.47 ББК Г544, Л54
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C 31 CATALYTIC HYDROPROCESSING IN OIL REFINING. II Scientific-Technological Symposium (STS-II) (17-23 April, 2016, Belgrade, Serbia) [Electronic resource] : Abstracts / Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS; ed.: Prof. Alexandr Noskov, Prof. Andrey Zagoruiko, Dr. Oleg Klimov - Novosibirsk : BIC, 2016. - 1 electronic optical disc (CD-R). ISBN 978-5-906376-13-8
В надзаг.: Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, RussiaInstitute of Hydrocarbons Processing SB RAS, Omsk, Russia PJSC Gazprom Neft, St. Petersburg, Russia
Сборник включает тезисы пленарных, ключевых лекций, устных, стендовых и заочных докладов секций:
The collection includes abstracts of plenary lectures, key, oral, poster and virtual presentations o f the following scientific fields:
- Section I. CATALYSTS FOR HYDROGENATIVE PROCESSES: PRACTICAL AND FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS;
- Section II. DEVELOPMENT, ENGINEERING, MODELLING AND PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF HYDROPROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES;
- Section III. HYDROGENATIVE PROCESSING OF HEAVY OILS, SHALE OILS, RENEWABLE AND ALTERNATIVE FEEDSTOCKS.
УДК 665.6+544.47 ББК Г544, Л54
ISBN 978-5-906376-13-8 © Boreskov Institute of Catalysis, 2016
SYMPOSIUM CHAIRS
Academician Valentin Parmon Professor Gilbert Froment Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Texas A&M University
Novosibirsk, Russia USA
EXPERT COUNCILDr. Pavel Afanasiev Universite Claude Bernard Lyon, France
Professor Jorge Ancheyta Mexican Institute o f Petroleum, Mexico City, Mexico
Professor Dragomir Bukur Texas A&M University at Qatar, Doha, Qatar
Dr. Roberto Galiasso University o f Oklahoma, USA
Professor Elena Ivashkina Tomsk Polytechnic University, Russia
Dr. Oleg Klimov Boreskov Institu te o f Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Professor Faisal Larachi Universite Laval, Quebec, Canada
Dr. Alexandr Lavrenov Institu te o f Hydrocarbons Processing SB RAS, Omsk, Russia
Professor Anton Maksimov A.V. Topchiev Institu te of Petrochemical Synthesis RAS, Moscow, Russia
Professor Aleksandr Noskov Boreskov Institu te o f Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Professor Nikolaj Ostrovski Hipol a.d., Odzaci, Serbia
Professor Andrey Zagoruiko Boreskov Institu te o f Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
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ALEKSANDROVA TatianaNational Mineral Resources University St. Petersburg, [email protected]
ANCHEYTA JorgeMexican Petroleum Institute Mexico City, Mexico [email protected]
BELOPUKHOV EvgenyInstitute of Hydrocarbons Processing of SB RASOmsk, [email protected]
BELYI AlexandrInstitute of Hydrocarbons Processing of SB RASOmsk, [email protected]
BELYI MikhailLLC "RIOS-ENGINEERING"Omsk, Russia [email protected]
BUKUR DragomirTexas A&M University Doha, [email protected]
BULUCHEVSKIY EvgenyInstitute of Hydrocarbons Processing of SB RASOmsk, [email protected]
CHUMACHENKO YuliaInstitute of Hydrocarbons Processing of SB RASOmsk, [email protected]
CIESIELSKI RadoslawLodz University of Technology Lodz, [email protected]
DEGTYAREV PetrPJSC Gazprom Neft St. Petersburg, [email protected]
DIMITRIADIS AthanasiosCentre for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH)Thessaloniki, [email protected]
DJERMANOVIC AleksandarNiS a.d. Novi Sad Belgrade, [email protected]
DOBRYNKIN NikolayBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia +7(383)330-94-91 [email protected]
DUDUKOVIC MiloradWashington University in St. Louis St. Louis, USA [email protected]
DZHIKIYA OlgaInstitute of Hydrocarbons Processing of SB RASOmsk, Russia+7(3812)[email protected]
FELIX GuillermoCentro de Investigation en Ciencia Aplicada y Tecnologia Avanzada del Instituto Politecnico NacionalLegaria, Mexicomemo [email protected]
FROMENT GilbertTexas A&M University College Station, [email protected]
GRUDANOVA AlenaAll-Russian Research Institute of Oil Refining Moscow, Russia [email protected]
HUBER Florianhte GmbHHeidelberg, [email protected]
IVANOV DmitriyBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia +7(383)326-95-17 [email protected]
IVANOVA IrinaChemistry Deparment of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State UniversityMoscow, Russia [email protected]
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KAPUSTIN VladimirJSC "VNIPIneft"Moscow, Russia+7(495)[email protected]
KAZAKOV MaximBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia +7(383)326-96-70 [email protected]
KHARITONOV AlexandrBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia+7(383)[email protected]
KLEIMENOV AndreyPJSC Gazprom Neft St. Petersburg, [email protected]
KLIMOV OlegBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia+7(383)[email protected]
KONDRASHEV DmitriyPJSC Gazprom Neft St. Petersburg, [email protected]
KONDRASHEVA NataliaNational Mineral Resources University St. Petersburg, RussiaNatalia [email protected]
KOZHEVNIKOV IvanUniversity of Liverpool, Department of Chemistry Liverpool, United Kingdom +44-151-794-2938 [email protected]
KRYUKOV ValeriyNational Research University Higher School of Economics Moscow, Russia+7(495)[email protected]
KULIKOV AlbertA.V. Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis RAS Moscow, Russia +7(916)792-84-93 [email protected]
KULIKOV LeonidChemistry deparment of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University Moscow, Russia [email protected]
KULIKOVA MariaSamara State Technical University Samara, Russia [email protected]
LAVRENOV AlexandrInstitute of Hydrocarbons Processing of SB RASOmsk, Russia+7(3812)[email protected]
LEFLAIVE PhilibertIFP Energie nouvelles Solaize, [email protected]
LOGUNOVA SvetlanaBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia+7(383)[email protected]
MANIECKI TomaszLodz University of Technology Lodz, Poland +48426313124 [email protected]
MAXIMOV AntonA.V. Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis RAS Moscow, Russia [email protected]
MIERCZYNSKI PawelLodz University of Technology Lodz, [email protected]
MILASINOVIC UrosNiS a.d. Novi Sad Belgrade, Serbia +381-64-888-4157 [email protected]
NADEINA KseniaBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia+7(383)[email protected]
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NASULLAEV KhikmatulloUzbek Scientific-Research Chemical- Pharmaceutical Institute after name A. Sultanov Tashkent, Uzbekistan +99893-540-23-81 [email protected]
NICOLIC IvanNiS a.d. Novi Sad Pancevo, [email protected]
NIKULSHIN PavelSamara State Technical University Samara, Russia [email protected]
NOSKOV AlexandrBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia +7(383)330-68-78 [email protected]
ONISHCHENKO Maria A.V. Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis RAS Moscow, Russia+7(495)[email protected]
ORLOVIC AleksandarUniversity of Belgrade Belgrade, Serbia [email protected]
OSTROVSKII Nickolay Hipol a.d.Odzaci, [email protected]
PARAKHIN Oleg LLC «RPK «SYNTHESIS»Barnaul, Russia [email protected]
PARMON ValentinBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia+7(383)[email protected]
PEREYMA VasilyBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia+7(383)[email protected]
PETRUKHINA NataliaA.V. Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis RAS Moscow, Russia+7(495)[email protected]
PIMERZIN AndreySamara State Technical University Samara, Russia+7(846)[email protected]
POTAPENKO OlegInstitute of Hydrocarbons Processing of SB RASOmsk, [email protected]
PROKIC Dragana Military Technical Institute Belgrade, [email protected]
REZNICHENKO IrinaPJSC Gazprom Neft St. Petersburg, [email protected]
RODRIGUEZ EmmanuelCentro de Investigation en Ciencia Aplicada y Tecnologia Avanzada del Instituto Politecnico NacionalLegaria, Mexico emanuel [email protected]
SIZOVA IrinaA.V. Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis RAS Moscow, Russia [email protected]
SLADKOVSKIY DmitrySt. Petersburg State Technological Institute (Technical University)St. Petersburg, Russia [email protected]
SMIRNOVA DariaSt. Petersburg State Technological Institute (Technical University)St. Petersburg, Russia+7(812)[email protected]
SMOLIKOV MihkailInstitute of Hydrocarbons Processing of SB RAS Omsk, Russia +7(3812)67-33-34 [email protected]
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STARCEVIC GoranNiS a.d. Novi Sad Pancevo, [email protected]
TODIC BranislavTexas A&M University Doha, [email protected]
TOPOLYUK YuliaA.V. Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis RAS Moscow, Russia +7(495)955-43-49 [email protected]
VANDENBUSSCHE KurtUOP, A Honeywell Company Des Plaines, [email protected]
VATUTINA YuliaBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia +7(383)326-96-36 [email protected]
VEDERNIKOV Oleg PJSC Gazprom Neft St. Petersburg, [email protected]
VUKOJEVIC Saschahte GmbHHeidelberg, [email protected]
YELETSKY PetrBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia+7(383)[email protected]
ZAGORUIKO AndreyBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia +7(383)326-94-41 [email protected]
ZAMULINA TatianaBoreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS Novosibirsk, Russia+7(383)[email protected]
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PLENARY LECTURES....................................................................................................5PL-1Professor Milorad P. DudukovicMULTISCALE REACTION ENGINEERING IN HYDROPROCESSING............................... 7PL-2Professor Valentin Parm on, Noskov AS.MODERN TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CATALYSTS AND CATALYTIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR REFINERY.................................................................................. 8PL-3Dr. Kurt VandenBussche , Abdo S.F., Bricker M.L., Orchad N.HYDROPROCESSING, A SUITE OF VERSATILE TECHNOLOGIES TO MEETTHE FUEL PRODUCERS’ RAPIDLY EVOLVING NEEDS................................................ 9PL-4Professor Irina IvanovaDEVELOPMENT OF ZEOLITE BASED MICRO-MESOPOROUS CATALYSTS FOR PETROCHEMISTRY AND OIL REFINING...................................................................... 10PL-5Professor D ragom ir BukurCONVERSION OF NATURAL GAS-(COAL- OR BIOMASS-) DERIVED SYNTHESISGAS TO TRANSPORTATION FUELS AND CHEMICAL FEEDSTOCKSVIA FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESIS........................................................................... 12PL-6Professor Jorge AncheytaUPGRADING OF HEAVY OILS AND RESIDUA BY MODERATE CATALYTIC HYDROPROCESSING.................................................................................................. 14PL-7Professor Valeriy K ryukovRUSSIA'S OIL DILEMMA: TO GO NORTH-EAST OR TO GO DEEP?.............................. 15KEYNOTE LECTURES.................................................................................................. 19KL-1Dr. Florian Huber, Berg J., Sauer T., Haas A.HIGH THROUGHPUT EXPERIMENTATION AS EFFICIENT TOOL FORTESTING OF COMMERCIAL HYDROPROCESSING CATALYSTS................................. 21KL-2Professor Andrey P im erzin, Nikulshin P.A.CATALYSTS AND TECHNOLOGIES OF FUEL AND OIL FRACTIONS HYDROTREATMENT....................................................................................................23KL-3Professor V lad im ir KapustinSTATUS OF HYDROGENATION PROCESSES IN RUSSIA.CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS................................................................................ 24KL-4Professor Anton MaximovHYDROCRACKING AND HYDRODEAROMATIZATION USING DISPERSEDSLURRY CATALYSTS...................................................................................................26
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Kharitonov A.S., Parfenov M.V., Pirutko L.V., Ivanov D.P., Dubkov K.A., Noskov A.S., Abrashenkov P.A., Golovachev V.A., Miroshkina V.D., Kondrashev D.O., Kleimenov A.V. THE SYNTHESIS OF HIGH-OCTANE COMPONENTS FROM THE PRODUCTS OF CATALYTIC CRACKING........................................................................................ORAL PRESENTATIONS Section I.CATALYSTS FOR HYDROGENATIVE PROCESSES:PRACTICAL AND FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS.............................................................OP-I-1Belopukhov E.A., Belyi A.S., Kir’yanov D.I., Smolikov M.D., Shkurenok V.A.ZEOLITE CATALYSTS AND PROCESSES FOR GASOLINECUTS HYDROPROCESSING......................................................................................OP-I-2Ivanov D.P., Pirutko L.V., Kharitonov A.S., Noskov A.S., Abrashenkov P.A.,Golovachev V.A., Kondrashev D.O., Kleimenov A.V.EFFICIENT HYDRODEOXYGENATION OF NONLINEAR KETONESON A Ni-ZEOLITE COMPOSITE CATALYST................................................................OP-I-3Dzhikiya O.V., Smolikov M.D., Zatolokina E.V., Kazantsev K.V., Belyi A.S.PREPARATION AND STUDY OF Pd/SO42-/ZrO2/Al2Os CATALYSTFOR ISOMERIZATION OF N-HEXANE........................................................................OP-I-4Kulikova M., Nikulshin P., Mozhaev A., Lamonier C., Fournier M., Lancelot C.,Blanchard P., Payen E.ALUMINA SUPPORTED (Ni)MoWS2 HYDROTREATING CATALYSTS PREPARED USING MIXED SiWnMoi2-n HETEROPOLYANIONS......................................................OP-I-5Buluchevskiy E.A., Lavrenov A.V., Fedorova E.D., Sayfulina L.F., Nepomnyashchy A.A. B2Os-Al2Os - SUPPORT FOR CATALYST OF HYDROCARBONS PROCESSING..........OP-I-6Kozhevnikov I.V., North J., Poole O., Alotaibi A., Kozhevnikova E.F., Alsalme A., Siddiqui M.R.H.EFFICIENT HYDRODESULFURIZATION CATALYSTS BASED ON KEGGING POLYOXOMETALATES..............................................................................................OP-I-7Nadeina K .A., Klimov O.V., Pereyma V.Yu., Dik P.P., Kazakov M.O., Gerasimov E.Yu., Prosvirin P.P., Noskov A.S.INFLUENCE OF Mg ON ACTIVITY AND SELECTIVITY OF ASA CATALYSTSIN HDS OF FCC GASOLINE.......................................................................................OP-I-8N ikulsh in P., Minaev P., Mozhaev A., Pimerzin A.EFFECT OF SUPPORT IN HYDROTREATING CATALYSTS PREPARED USING PW12-HETEROPOLYACID AND Ni CITRATE ON MORPHOLOGICAL AND STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN NiWS SPECIES AND THEIR ACTIVITIES.......................OP-I-9Pereyma V.Yu., Gerasimov E.Yu., Prosvirin I.P., Klimov O.V., Noskov A.S.EFFECT OF THERMAL TREATMENT ON THE PROPERTIES OF NiW/AhOsHDS CATALYSTS PREPARED WITH CITRIC ACID.....................................................
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OP-I-10Sm olikov M.D., Belyi A.S., Kir’yanov D.I., Shkurenok V.A., Belopukhov E.A.A NOVEL CATALYSTS FOR THE ISOMERIZATION OF C5-C7 HYDROCARBONS.......... 50OP-I-11Vatutina Yu.V ., Klimov O.V., Nadeina K.A., Danilova I.G., Gerasimov E.Yu.,Prosvirin P.P., Noskov A.S.INFLUENCE OF B ON PROPERTIES AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF CoMo/A^Os CATALYSTS FOR HYDROTREATING OF DIESEL FUELS............................................ 52OP-I-12Yeletsky P.M., Mironenko O.O., Sosnin G.A., Yakovlev V.A.INVESTIGATION OF STEAM CRACKING OF HEAVY OIL IN THE PRESENCEOF Ni- AND Mo-BASED NANODISPERSED CATALYSTS.............................................. 54OP-I-13 O strovskii N.PECULIARITIES OF CATALYST DEACTIVATION IN FUELS HYDROPROCESSING...... 56OP-I-14Djalalova Sh., Gulomov Sh., Nasullaev Kh., Yunusov M.INFLUENCE OF METHOD OF ACTIVE COMPONENTS DRAWINGON THE DISTRIBUTION OF HYDRATING METALS IN CATALYSTSOF HYDRO PURIFICATION..........................................................................................58OP-I-15Chumachenko Yu.A ., Lavrenov A.V., Gulyaeva T.I., Arbuzov A.B., Leontieva N.N., Ivashchenko O.V., Trenikhin M.V.EFFECT OF STATE HYDROGENATING COMPONENTON THE PROPERTIES OF Pt-CONTAINING CATALYSTS OF ONE-STEPVEGETABLE OIL HYDROCRACKING............................................................................61OP-I-16 Belyi A.S.CURRENT STATUS OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS OF THE PROCESS AND CATALYSTS OF GASOLINE FRACTIONS REFORMING..................... 63ORAL PRESENTATIONS Section II.DEVELOPMENT, ENGINEERING, MODELLING ANDPRACTICAL APPLICATION OF HYDROPROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES.......................65OP-II-1Leflaive P., Lopez Garcia C.ADAPTING CRACKED NAPHTHA HYDROTREATING TO FEEDCHARACTERISTICS FOR ULTRA-LOW-SULFUR GASOLINE PRODUCTION................. 67OP-II-2Doronin V.P., Sorokina T.P., Potapenko O.V.CRACKING CATALYSTS DEVELOPED IN THE INSTITUTE OF HYDROCARBONS PROCESSING OF SB RAS........................................................................................... 69OP-II-3S ladkovskiy D.A., Kuzichkin N.V., Semikin K.V., Smirnova D.A.,Sladkovskaia E.V., Murzin D.Yu.ALKYLATION OF ISOBUTANE WITH BUTENES ON A SOLID CATALYST USING CATALYTIC DISTILLATION WITH EXTERNAL REACTION SECTIONS..........................70
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Lopatin S., Mikenin P., Zazhigalov S., Pisarev D., Baranov D., Zagoru iko A. MICRO-FIBROUS STRUCTURED CATALYSTS YS CONVENTIONAL CATALYTIC SYSTEMS: DIRECT COMPARISON OF THE MASS TRANSFER EFFICIENCY...............72OP-II-5Kondrasheva N.K., Kondrashev DO.RATIONAL USE OF THE PRODUCTS OF HYDROCRACKING IN THE "ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY" MOTOR FUELS...................................................... 74OP-II-6A leksandrova T.N., Kondrasheva N.K.DEMETALLIZATION OF HEAVY OIL AS A COMPLEX PROBLEM.................................. 76OP-II-7Glisic SB., O rlovich A.SIMULATION AND MODELLING OF AN INDUSTRIAL HYDROTREATING PROCESS USING BLENDS OF STRAIGHT-RUN GAS OIL AND LIGHT CYCLE OIL........................78OP-II-8Bukur D.B., Antzara A., Heracleous E., Ipsakis D., Silvester L., Lemonidou A.A.A NOVEL PROCESS FOR PRODUCTION OF HIGH-PURITY H2:SORPTION-ENHANCED CHEMICAL LOOPING METHANE REFORMING..................... 80ORAL PRESENTATIONS Section III.HYDROGENATIVE PROCESSING OF HEAVY OILS, SHALE OILS,RENEWABLE AND ALTERNATIVE FEEDSTOCKS.......................................................83OP-III-1D im itriad is A ., Bezergianni S.BIOMASS VS. PLASTIC PYROLYSIS OIL UPGRADING VIA HYDROTREATING............85OP-III-2Dobrynkin N., Batygina M., Noskov A.THE STUDY OF INORGANIC ROCK MATRICES FOR DEVELOPMENTOF EFFECTIVE CATALYSTS FOR UPGRADING OF HEAVY OILS IN SITU................... 87OP-III-3Maniecki T., Gzowska A., Mierczynski P., Ciesielski R., K^dziora A.HYDROCONVERSION OF POLIETHYLENE WASTE - A WAY FOR UTILISATION OF THE WASTE PLASTICS...........................................................................................89OP-III-4Kazakov M.O., Dik P.P., Klimov O.V., Cherepanova S.V., Chesalov Yu.A., Noskov A.S. EFFECT OF THE MINERAL MATRIX ON HYDROCONVERSION OF OIL SHALE............91OP-III-5M ierczynski P., Ciesielski R., K^dziora A., Maniecki T.MONO Ni(Cu) and BIMETALLIC Pd- Ni(Cu) SUPPORTED CATALYSTSFOR OXY-STEAM REFORMING OF METHANOL REACTION.........................................93OP-III-6Mierczynski P., Ciesielski R., K^dziora A., Maniecki T.BIMETALLIC Pd-Cu/ZnO-Al2O3, ZrO2-AhO3 CATALYSTS FOR METHANOL SYNTHESIS..................................................................................................................95
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PP-1D im itriad is A ., Bezergianni S., Dagonikou V.EFFECTIVENESS OF HDT CATALYSTS DURING CO-PROCESSINGOF BIOMASS AND PETROLEUM FRACTIONS............................................................99PP-2K u likov L., Vinnikova M., Terenina M., Maximov A., Karakhanov E.MESOPOROUS AROMATIC FRAMEWORKS AS MATRIX FOR IN SITU PREPARATION OF HYDROGENATION-HYDROCRACKING CATALYSTS.................. 101PP-3O nishchenko M.I., Kulikov A.B., Maximov A.L.COLOPHONY HYDROCONVERSION OVER Pt-CONTAINING MESOPOROUS SILICA-ALUMINA CATALYST...................................................................................... 103PP-4Petrukhina N.N., Maksimov A.L.ACTIVITY OF SULFIDE NANOPARTICLES FORMED FROM POLYMETALLIC PRECURSORS IN SLURRY-PHASE HYDROCRACKING............................................. 105PP-5Sizova I.A., Maximov A.L.LIGHT CYCLE OIL HYDROCRACKING AND HYDRODEAROMATIZATION ON UNSUPPORTED Ni-W-S CATALYSTS SYNTHESIZED IN SITU.................................... 107PP-6Topolyuk Yu.A ., Maximov A.L.MoNiW SULFIDE CATALYSTS FOR AROMATICS HYDROGENATION SYNTHESIZED BY THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF POLYMER-METAL COMPLEXES........................ 109PP-7Zazhigalov S., Mikenin P., Pisarev D., Baranov D., Lopatin S., Zagoru iko A.IMPROVEMENT OF THE ADSORPTION-CATALYTIC SYSTEM FOR ORGANIC IMPURITIES REMOVING.............................................................................................111
Elyshev A., Larina T., Cherepanova S., Mikenin P., Lopatin S., Zazhigalov S., Pisarev D., Baranov D., Zagoru iko A.PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF CuCr2O4-BASED GLASS FIBER CATALYST SYNTHESIZED BY SURFACE THERMO-SYNTHESIS METHOD................113PP-9Elyshev A., Larina T., Cherepanova S., Mikenin P., Lopatin S., Zazhigalov S., Pisarev D., Baranov D., Zagoru iko A.PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF FeOx-BASED GLASS FIBER CATALYST SYNTHESIZED BY SURFACE THERMO-SYNTHESIS METHOD.................115PP-10M ierczynski P., Ciesielski R., K^dziora A., Maniecki T.MONOMETALLIC Ni SUPPORTED CATALYSTS FOR OXY-STEAMREFORMING OF METHANOL..................................................................................... 117PP-11Vasilevich A.V., Baklanova O.N., Lavrenov A.V.HYDROCONVERSION OF HEAVY RESIDUE ON FINE MoNi CARBIDECONTAINING CATALYST............................................................................................118
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PP-12Kondrasheva N.K., Kondrashev D.O.EFFECT OF THE COMPONENT COMPOSITION ON PERFORMANCE AND ECOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF MARINE LOW-VISCOSITY FUELS............................120PP-13Kondrashev D.O.INTEGRATION OF THE STAGE REFORMING AND HYDROISOMERIZATION OF THE BENZENE-CONTAINING REFORMATE FRACTION AS AN EFFECTIVE WAY FOR IMPROVING THE YIELD AND QUALITY OF HIGH-OCTANEGASOLINE COMPONENTS........................................................................................121VIRTUAL PRESENTATIONS...................................................................................... 123VP-1Boronoev M.P., Ignatyeva V.I., Terenina M.V., Kardasheva Yu.S., Maximov A.L.,Karakhanov E.A.NiW SULFIDE NANOCATALYSTS SUPPORTED ON MESOPOROUS PHENOL- FORMALDEHYDE POLYMERS FOR HYDROGENATION AND HYDROCRACKING...... 125VP-2A kchurin T.I., Baybulatova N.Z., Dokichev V.A.HYDROGENATION OF LINEAR AND CYCLIC OLEFINS ON PALLADIUMCATALYST ON CARBON-SILICA SUPPORT...............................................................126VP-3Akim khan A ., Tulepov M., Lussyukov D.STYRENE POLYMERIZATION BY DISPERSING BENTONITE..................................... 127VP-4A lexandrova Y.V., Nemtsov A.A., Pachina M.I.ALKILATION OF ISOBUTANE ON COPPERCONTAINING ZEOLITE CATALYSTS........ 129VP-5Balobaeva N.N., Orehov V.S., Vyzhanov A.V., Degtarev A.D., Leont'eva A.I.NANOSTRUCTURED CATALYSTS FOR GASOLINE YIELD INCREASEIN THE PROCESS OF ATMOSPHERIC VACUUM CRUDE OIL DISTILLATION.............131VP-6Batov A .E ., Kadiev Kh.M., Dandaev A.U., Kadieva M.Kh., Oknina N.V., Maksimov A.L. HYDROCONVERSION OF HEAVY WASTES FROM REFINERYIN THE PRESENCE OF ULTRAFINE CATALYSTS.......................................................133VP-7Ivanchina E.D., Belinskaya N.S., Frantsina E.V., Popova N.V.OPTIMIZATION OF DIESEL FUEL COMPONENTS PRODUCTION USING THE MODEL OF INTERCONNECTED HYDROTREATINGAND HYDRODEWAXING PROCESSES...................................................................... 134VP-8Boretskaya A .V ., Lamberov A.A., Ilyasov I.R.COMPARISON OF PERFORMANCE of Pd/y-A^ CATALYSTS BASED ON ALUMINA WITH DIFFERENT ACIDITY IN THE HYDROGENATION OF 1,3-BUTADIENE...............136VP-9Chuzlov V.A., Ivanchina E.D., Molotov K.V.THE EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT OF THE LIGHT NAPHTHA ISOMERIZATION BY OPTIMAL RAW MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION..............................................................138
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Frantsina E.V., Ivanchina E.D., Ivashkina E.N., Kozlov I.A., Andreev A.B., Platonov V.V., Belinskaya N.S., Glik P.A.TECHNOLOGY TO SAVE THE RESOURCE OF Pt-CATALYST FOR HIGHER PARAFFINS DEHYDROGENATION.............................................................................140VP-11Galimova A.T., Sagdeev A.A., Hazipov M.P., Hisamov A.E., Sagdeev K.A.REGENERATION OF CATALYST USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDCO2-EXTRACTION PROCESS..................................................................................... 142VP-12G lotov A ., Nikiforova A., Levshakov N., Kardashev S., Lysenko S., Karakhanov E.USING SULFUR REDUCTION ADDITIVES ON MESOPOROUS MCM-41 IN FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING OF VACUUM GAS OIL........................................................... 144VP-13Ibragim ova D.A., Petrov S.M., Baybekova L.R., Ganeeva Yu.M., Lakhova A.I., Ivanova I.A. CATALYTIC ACTION OF MINERALS OF RESERVOIR ROCKS ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE HYDROCARBON COMPOSITION OF HEAVY CRUDE OIL IN CONDITION OF STEAM METHOD...................................................... 146VP-14Khadzhiev S.N., Kadiev Kh.M., Kadieva M.Kh., Dogova E.S.CATALYSIS IN DISPERSED PHASE: SYNTHESIS AND STUDY OF NANOSCALE CATALYSTS IN ADVANCED REFINING OF PETROLEUM............................................148VP-15Kuznetsov P.N., Buryukin F.A., Kazbanova A.V., Kuznetsova L.I., Tarasova L.S.STUDY OF THE REASONS OF DEACTIVATION OF PLATINUM PROMOTED WOX-ZrO2 IN THE ISOMERIZATION OF n-HEPTANE-BENZENE MIXTURE................. 150VP-16Abdyushev R.R., Khamzin Y.A., Shiriyazdanov R.R., Davletshin A.R., Makhmutova O.N., Yakupov N.V., Telyashev E.G.SUPERACID CATALYSTS BASED ON MONTMORILLONITE DURING OLIGOMERIZATION PROCESS OF THE BUTANE-BUTYLENE FRACTION................. 151VP-17Omarov Sh.O., Vlasov E.A., Semikin K.V.INHIBITION OF Al-Zr-CATALYSTS FOR ISOBUTANE ALKYLATION.............................153VP-18Petrov S.M., Zaidullin I.M., Ibragimova D.A., Baybekova L.R., Kaukova G.P., Lakhova A.I. CONVERTING BITUMINOUS OIL IN SUPERCRITICAL WATER WITH SUSPENDED PARTICLES AND HEMATITE CAUSTOBIOLITES........................................................155VP-19Safiu llina A.G ., Petrov S.M., Baybekova L.R., Ibragimova D.A., Lakhova A.I., Petrova A.N. AUTOCATALYTIC PROCESSES IN CONVERSION OF HEAVY OIL IN THE PRESENCE OF NANOSIZED METAL OXIDE PARTICLES OF VARIABLE VALENCE Fe+2, Ni+2........ 157VP-20Volkova G.G., Zagretdinova E.R., Maksimovskaya R.I., Plyasova L.M.BIFUNCTIONAL CATALYSTS FOR HALIDE-FREE CARBONYLATION OFDIMETHYL ETHER TO METHYL ACETATE.................................................................159
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Karakhanov E.BIMETALLIC SULFIDED CATALYSTS BASED ON NANOSTRUCTURED MESOPOROUS Al-HMS AND Al-MCM-41 IN HYDROCRACKING OF SHALE OIL......... 161VP-22Vyzhanov A.V., Leont'eva A.I., Belkov A.I., Degtyarev A.A., Balobaeva N.N.CATALYSTS FOR PROCESSING HEAVY OIL DISTILLATES INTO FUEL OIL...............163VP-23Yakupova I.V., Kirillova M.D., Chernyakova E.S., Ivanchina E.D.THE REACTOR PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE REFORMING CATALYST LIFETIME.... 165VP-24Tataurshchikov A .A ., Ivanchina E.D., Krivtcova N.I.MODEL OF SULFUR COMPOUND KINETICS IN THE HYDROTREATINGPROCESS BASED ON INDUSTRIAL DATA OF LG-24/7.............................................. 167VP-25Gryaznova I.A., Samborskaya M.A., Romanenkova V.V., Volf A.V.OPTIMIZATION OF REACTOR OF HYDROCARBON REFININGON ZEOLITE CATALYSTS..........................................................................................169VP-26Markova E., Sheshko T., Serov Yu.APPLICATION OF THE NEW NANOMATERIALS IN THE CRACKING OF PROPANE....171VP-27Grigoryev A.S., Matveyeva A.N., Nemykina E.I., Pakhomov N.A.INFLUENCE OF THE PRECURSORS NATURE IN THE PREPARATION OF CHROMIA/ALUMINA CATALYSTS FOR DEHYDROGENATION................................... 173VP-28Naranov E.R., Golubev O.V., Sadovnikov A.A., Maximov A.L., Karakhanov E.A.HYDRODEAROMATIZATION OF MIDDLE DISTILLATES ON SULFIDEDNiW CATALYSTS CONTAINING MICRO/MESOPOROUS NANOCRYSTALS................175VP-29Salnikov A.V., Yashnik S.A., Kerzhentsev M.A., Ismagilov Z.R.,Yaming J., Koseoglu O.R.PROSPECTS OF APPLICATION OF OXIDATIVE DESULFURIZATION COMBINEDWITH HDS FOR PRODUCTION OF LOW-SULFUR DIESEL FUEL............................... 177VP-30Sedov V.I., Savchenko V.I., Dorokhov V.G., Makaryan I.A., Arutyunov V.S.FILTERLESS TECHNOLOGY FOR HYDROPROCESSES............................................ 179VP-31Sheshko T.F., Kryuchkova T.A., Dementieva M.V., Serov Y.M., Yafarova L.V., Zvereva I.A. NEW HYBRID PEROVSKITE-TYPE CATALYSTS (Gd,Sr )n+1FenO3n+1
FOR DRY REFORMING OF METHANE AND SUBSEQUENTLIGHT OLEFINS PRODUCTION..................................................................................181VP-32Roldugina E.A., Kardashev S.V., Maksimov A.L., Karakhanov E.A.HYDROTREATMENT OF GUAIACOL AND BIO-OIL USING BIFUNCTIONALCATALYSTS OF NOBLE-METALS SUPPORTED ON MESOPOROUSZIRCONIA AND ALUMINOSILICATES......................................................................... 183
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VP-33Grudanova A., Gulyaeva L., Krasilnikova L., Chernysheva E.IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF PRODUCTION OF DIESEL FUEL FORCOLD CLIMATIC ZONE BY THE CATALYSTS COMPOSITION REGULATION...............186VP-34Gulyaeva L., Krasilnikova L., Shmelkova O., Grudanova A., Boldushevsky R.ISODEWAXING CATALYST FOR PROCESSING OF VEGETABLE ANDPETROLEUM ORIGIN MIDDLE DISTILLATE FRACTIONS............................................ 188VP-35Felix G., Ancheyta J., Trejo F.DETERMINATION OF PARTICLE SIZE OF ASPHALTENE FROMCRUDE OILS AND THEM BLENDS..............................................................................190VP-36Rodriguez E., Ancheyta J., Trejo F.ANALYSIS OF COMPATIBILITY AND STABILITY OF ASPHALTENESFROM BLENDS OF CRUDE OILS................................................................................192LIST OF PARTICIPANTS.............................................................................................193CONTENT...................................................................................................................197
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Scientific edition
II Scientific-Technological Symposium CATALYTIC HYDROPROCESSING IN OIL REFINING
STS-II
April 17-23, 2016, Belgrade, Serbia
Abstracts
Editors: Prof. Alexandr Noskov, Prof. Andrey Zagoruiko, Dr. Oleg Klimov
Научное издание
II Научно-технологический симпозиум НЕФТЕПЕРЕРАБОТКА: КАТАЛИЗАТОРЫ И ГИДРОПРОЦЕССЫ
17-23 апреля 2016 года, Белград, Сербия
Сборник тезисов докладов
Под общей редакцией: д.т.н. А.С. Носков, д.т.н. А.Н. Загоруйко, к.х.н. О.В. Климов
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Издатель:Федеральное государственное бюджетное учреждение науки
Институт катализа им. Г. К. Борескова Сибирского отделения Российской академии наук
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