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Diesel Fuel Hydroskimming Heavy Catalysts (Nebula Type) Production Technology Light Hydroskimming Catalyst Production Technology Catalyst type: carrier: aluminum oxide Active component: nano-modified cobalt-molybdenum 2020 2030 2015 2010 Number of units Total capacity, kta Annual consumption, tons Annual consumption, $mln 12 1 0002 000 200300 1015 Strategic Goals of Russian Producers Technology 2020 2030 2015 2010 Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies Leading edge 30% of Russian market 40% of Russian market 50% of Russian market 65% of Russian market Catalyst type: sulfidic Quality In inert gas atmosphere Electric drying with inert gas purging Alcoxide-Based Technology Electric drying with inert gas purging Alcoxide-Based Technology In inert gas atmosphere Alcoxide-Based Technology In inert gas atmosphere Electric drying with inert gas purging R u s s i a n M a r k e t Technology Import Russian R&D Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes. Hydroskimming CATALYST MARKETS Scientific and Technical Development Catalyst Production Technologies Processes and Catalysts (Compounds) Preparation of Carrier Preparation of Impregnating Solution Impregnation Drying Baking Sulfurization Catalyst Main Production Stages In inert gas atmosphere Circulatory impregnation including carrier vacuum treatment Electric drying with inert gas purging Purging at 300- 350°С with a fuel containing sulfur compounds (in a separate unit) Alcoxide-Based Technology Blending of two solutions in the presence of the third component 1 2 3 4 Productivity (Space Velocity), hr.^-1 Capital Intensity Power Consumption Residual Sulfur Content, ppm Activity Strength Catalyst Service Life before Regeneration, years Price, th$/t Technical and Economic Characteristics of the Process Catalyst Specifications Circulatory impregnation including carrier vacuum treatment Electric drying with inert gas purging Preparation of nano-structuralized carriers, e.g. on the basis of titanium dioxide Synthesis of optimum cobalt- molybdenum or platinum compounds directly in the solution Sulfurization in a separate installation (with a special sulfur-containing reactant) In inert gas atmosphere On the refinery site Baking on the refinery site Electric drying with air purging Complete Process Lines Circulatory impregnation including carrier vacuum treatment Blending of two solutions in the presence of the third component Redeposition Technology On the refinery site (in a separate installation) Purging at 300- 350°С with a fuel containing sulfur compounds (in a separate unit) Purging at 300- 350°С with a fuel containing sulfur compounds (in a separate unit)) Development of Activation Technologies and Equipment Development of Sulphidation Regimes Circulatory impregnation including carrier vacuum treatment Circulatory impregnation including carrier vacuum treatment Development of Methods to Control Carriers' Honeycomb Structure Development of Active Component Synthesis Technologies Blending of two solutions in the presence of the third component Development of Oxidative Desulfurization Technologies Circulatory impregnation including carrier vacuum treatment Optimization of Drying Conditions Consumption of valuable feedstock (cobalt and molybdenum content, %) 1518 1518 2024 2024 10 10 10 10 10 10 67 67 100 100 100 100 Labor intensity (per 1,000 tons of products annually), man Technical and Economic Characteristics 2020 2030 2015 2010 Average capital intensity by process stages (per 1,000 tons of products annually), $mln Power consumption Capacity output 7080 7080 8090 8090 Materials consumption Technical and Economic Characteristics 2020 2030 2015 2010 Capital intensity Power consumption Medium Medium Medium Medium High High High High High Medium Medium Medium Low Low Medium Medium Yield ratio, % Yield ratio, % 9598 9598 9598 9598 Oxidation Technology 1. Carrier preparation. 2. Preparation of impregnating solution. 3. Impregnation. 4. Drying. 5. Baking. Quality improvement: cleaner fuels 2030 or later Production stages Advantages Appearance time Quality improvement: reduction of sulfur and nitrogen content 2030 or later Advantages Appearance time Process: NZSD (<10 ppm) 2015 2020 х2 х2 х2 1,5 1,2 1,2 х1,2 х1,2 х1,2 <10 <10 <10 х22,5 х22,5 х22,5 х1 х1 х1 1,52 1,52 1,52 2530 2530 2530 Catalyst: Carrier: alumina Active component: nano- modified cobalt-molybdenum Process: Low (over 50 ppm) residual sulfur content х1,5 х1,5 х1 х1 >3,5 2,53 2,5 2,5 х1,2 х1,2 х1 х1 50 50 35050 350 х1,5 х1,2 х1 х1 х1 х1 х1 х1 2 2 3 3 1925 1925 1925 2022 Process: Very low(over 50 ppm) residual sulfur content (with low space velocityspace velocity) 2010 2015 2020 х1,5 х1,5 х1 х1 22,5 1,52 1,52 1,52 х1 х1 х1,2 х1,2 5010 5010 5010 5010 х1,5 х1,2 х1 х1 х1,2 х1,2 х1 х1 2 2 2 2 1925 1925 1925 2022 Catalyst: Carrier: alumina Active component: cobalt- molybdenum 2030 Process: NZSD (<10 ppm) 2010 2015 2020 х1,5 х1,5 х1,5 х1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5 х1 х1 х1 х1 <10 <10 <10 <10 х2,53 х2,53 х2,53 х2,53 х0,8 х0,8 х0,8 х0,8 3 2 2 2 5060 7080 7080 7080 Catalyst: Nebula type 2030 Process:Very low (50- 10 ppm) residual sulfur content 2010 2015 2020 х1 х1 х1 х1 3 3 3 3 х1,2 х1,2 х1 х1 5010 5010 5010 5010 х2,53 х2,53 х2,53 х2,53 х0,8 х0,8 х0,8 х0,8 3 3 3 3 5060 7080 7080 7080 Catalyst: Nebula type 2030 2010 2015 2020 2030 2030 Process: Very low (10-1 ppm) residual sulfur content Catalyst: Carrier: nano-structuralized titanium dioxide Active component: cobalt-molybdenum or platinum Catalyst type: carrier: aluminum oxide Active component: cobalt-molybdenum 2020 2030 2015 2010 Number of units Total capacity, kta Annual consumption, tons Annual consumption, $mln 50 70 000 1 5002 000 100 64 75 000 6 000 250 6466 75 000 8 000 300 80 90 000 10 00012 000 400500 Catalyst type: carrier: aluminum oxide Active component: nickel-molybdenum 2020 2030 2015 2010 Number of units Total capacity, kta Annual consumption, tons Annual consumption, $mln 10 10 000 200 6 15 15 000 600 24 20 20 000 1 000 40 20 20 000 1 500 60 World Market Catalyst type: sulfidic 2020 2030 2015 2010 Total capacity, kta Annual consumption, kta Annual consumption, $mln 750800 5060 2 200 750800 6065 2 5002 600 800900 70 2 7002 800 9001 100 80 3 0003 500 Lagging behind leaders Application of purchased foreign technologies Catalyst:Carrier: alumina Active component: cobalt- molybdenum or nickel- molybdenum 5 6 Development of Bimetallic Compound Synthesis Methods Blending of two solutions in the presence of the third component Synthesis of optimum cobalt- molybdenum compounds directly in the solution Legend: — Low-cost technology High-quality production technology —Normalized assessment of current parameter values. This assessment is used as the basis for future estimations of the same parameters in all analyzed sectors х1

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Page 1: Nanotechnology for Oil Refinery

Diesel Fuel Hydroskimming Heavy Catalysts (Nebula Type) Production Technology

Light Hydroskimming Catalyst Production Technology

Catalyst type: carrier: aluminum oxide Active component: nano-modified cobalt-molybdenum

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

1–2

1 000–2 000

200–300

10–15

Strategic Goals of Russian Producers

Technology

2020 203020152010

Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies

Leading edge

30%of Russian

market

40%of Russian

market

50%of Russian

market

65%of Russian

market

Catalyst type: sulfidic

Quality

In inert gas atmosphere

Electric drying with inert gas

purging

Alcoxide-Based Technology

Electric drying with inert gas

purging

Alcoxide-Based Technology

In inert gas atmosphere

Alcoxide-Based Technology

In inert gas atmosphere

Electric drying with inert gas

purging

Ru

ss

ia

n

Ma

rk

et

Technology Import

Russian R&D

Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes. Hydroskimming

CATALYST MARKETSScientific and Technical Development

Catalyst Production Technologies Processes and Catalysts (Compounds)

Preparation of Carrier

Preparation of Impregnating

Solution

Impregnation Drying Baking Sulfurization

Catalyst Main Production Stages

In inert gas atmosphere

Circulatory impregnation

including carrier vacuum treatment

Electric drying with inert gas

purging

Purging at 300-350°С with a fuel containing sulfur compounds (in a

separate unit)

Alcoxide-Based Technology

Blending of two

solutions in the presence of the third component

1

2

3

4

Prod

uctiv

ity (S

pace

Ve

locit

y), h

r.^-1

Capi

tal I

nten

sity

Pow

er C

onsu

mpt

ion

Resi

dual

Sul

fur

Cont

ent,

ppm

Activ

ity

Stre

ngth

Cata

lyst

Ser

vice

Life

be

fore

Reg

ener

atio

n,

year

s

Pric

e, th

$/t

Technical and Economic Characteristics of the

ProcessC a t a l y s t S p e c i f i c a t i o n s

Circulatory impregnation

including carrier vacuum treatment

Electric drying with inert gas

purging

Preparation of nano-structuralized carriers, e.g. on the

basis of titanium dioxide

Synthesis of optimum cobalt-

molybdenum or platinum compounds

directly in the solution

Sulfurization in a separate installation

(with a special sulfur-containing

reactant)

In inert gas atmosphere

On the refinery siteBaking on the refinery site

Electric drying with air purging

Complete Process Lines

Circulatory impregnation

including carrier vacuum treatment

Blending of two

solutions in the presence of the third component

Redeposition Technology

On the refinery site (in a separate

installation)

Purging at 300-350°С with a fuel containing sulfur compounds (in a

separate unit)

Purging at 300-350°С with a fuel containing sulfur compounds (in a separate unit))Development

of Activation Technologies and Equipment

Development of Sulphidation Regimes

Circulatory impregnation

including carrier vacuum treatment

Circulatory impregnation

including carrier vacuum treatment

Development of Methods to Control Carriers' Honeycomb Structure

Development of Active Component Synthesis Technologies

Blending of two solutions

in the presence of the third component

Development of Oxidative Desulfurization Technologies

Circulatory impregnation

including carrier vacuum treatment

Optimization of Drying Conditions

Consumption of valuable feedstock (cobalt and molybdenum content, %) 15–18 15–18 20–24 20–24

10 10 10 10

10 10 6–7 6–7

100 100 100 100Labor intensity (per 1,000 tons of products annually), man

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Average capital intensity by process stages (per 1,000 tons of products annually), $mln

Power consumption

Capacity output

70–80 70–80 80–90 80–90

Materials consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Capital intensity

Power consumption Medium Medium Medium Medium

High High High High

High Medium Medium Medium

Low Low Medium Medium

Yield ratio, %

Yield ratio, % 95–98 95–98 95–98 95–98

Oxidation Technology

1. Carrier preparation. 2. Preparation of impregnating solution. 3. Impregnation. 4. Drying. 5. Baking.

Quality improvement: cleaner fuels

2030 or later

Production stages Advantages Appearance time

Quality improvement: reduction of sulfur and nitrogencontent

2030 or later

Advantages Appearance time

Process:NZSD (<10 ppm)

2015

2020

х2

х2

х2

1,5

1,2

1,2

х1,2

х1,2

х1,2

<10

<10

<10

х2–2,5

х2–2,5

х2–2,5

х1

х1

х1

1,5–2

1,5–2

1,5–2

25–30

25–30

25–30

Catalyst:Carrier: alumina

Active component: nano-modified cobalt-molybdenum

Process:Low (over 50 ppm)

residual sulfur content

х1,5

х1,5

х1

х1

>3,5

2,5–3

2,5

2,5

х1,2

х1,2

х1

х1

50

50

350–50

350

х1,5

х1,2

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

2

2

3

3

19–25

19–25

19–25

20–22

Process:Very low(over 50 ppm) residual sulfur content (with low space velocityspace velocity)

2010

2015

2020

х1,5

х1,5

х1

х1

2–2,5

1,5–2

1,5–2

1,5–2

х1

х1

х1,2

х1,2

50–10

50–10

50–10

50–10

х1,5

х1,2

х1

х1

х1,2

х1,2

х1

х1

2

2

2

2

19–25

19–25

19–25

20–22

Catalyst:Carrier: alumina

Active component: cobalt-molybdenum

2030

Process:NZSD (<10 ppm)

2010

2015

2020

х1,5

х1,5

х1,5

х1,5

1,5

1,5

1,5

1,5

х1

х1

х1

х1

<10

<10

<10

<10

х2,5–3

х2,5–3

х2,5–3

х2,5–3

х0,8

х0,8

х0,8

х0,8

3

2

2

2

50–60

70–80

70–80

70–80

Catalyst:Nebula type

2030

Process:Very low (50-

10 ppm) residual sulfur

content

2010

2015

2020

х1

х1

х1

х1

3

3

3

3

х1,2

х1,2

х1

х1

50–10

50–10

50–10

50–10

х2,5–3

х2,5–3

х2,5–3

х2,5–3

х0,8

х0,8

х0,8

х0,8

3

3

3

3

50–60

70–80

70–80

70–80

Catalyst:Nebula type

2030

2010

2015

2020

2030

2030

Process: Very low (10-1 ppm) residual sulfur content

Catalyst:Carrier: nano-structuralized titanium dioxide

Active component: cobalt-molybdenum or platinum

Catalyst type: carrier: aluminum oxideActive component: cobalt-molybdenum

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

50

70 000

1 500–2 000

100

64

75 000

6 000

250

64–66

75 000

8 000

300

80

90 000

10 000–12 000

400–500

Catalyst type: carrier: aluminum oxideActive component: nickel-molybdenum

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

10

10 000

200

6

15

15 000

600

24

20

20 000

1 000

40

20

20 000

1 500

60

Wo

rld

Ma

rke

t Catalyst type: sulfidic

2020 203020152010

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

750–800

50–60

2 200

750–800

60–65

2 500–2 600

800–900

70

2 700–2 800

900–1 100

80

3 000–3 500

Lagging behind leaders

Application of purchased foreign

technologies

Catalyst:Carrier: aluminaActive component: cobalt-

molybdenum or nickel-molybdenum

5

6

Development of Bimetallic Compound Synthesis Methods

Blending of two solutions

in the presence of the third component

Synthesis of optimum cobalt-

molybdenum compounds directly

in the solution

Legend:— Low-cost technology

— High-quality production technology

—Normalized assessment of current parameter values. This assessment is used as the basis for future estimations of the same parameters in all analyzed sectors

х1

© State Corporation “Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies”, 2010
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Ru

ss

ia

n

Ma

rk

et

Catalyst type:Bead aluminosilicate zeolite-containing catalyst

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

11

5 850

7 200

18

7

4 000

4 900

15

3

1 800

2 200

8

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

16

24 180

10 500

42

19

30 700

14 000

63

22

37 000

16 000

80

25

43 000

19 000

115

2020 203020152010

Number of units .

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

2

4 000

1 800

11

5

10 000

4 500

32

Blending of zeolite and

aluminosilicate matrix

Electric heating In liquid phase

Gel-based zeolite

synthesis method

Substitution of sodium ion with

ammonium ion or ions

or rare-earth elements

1. Preparation of sodium aluminate and ammonium

nitrate solutions, separation of rare-

earth elements.2. Synthesis of

aluminum hydroxide3. Clay drying block

In fire furnace

In fire furnace

Technology Import

Russian R&D

Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes. Catalytic Cracking

CATALYST MARKETSScientific and Technical Development

Catalyst Production Technologies Processes and Catalysts (Compounds)

World Market

Technology

2020 203020152010

Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies

Leading edge

80%of Russian

market + 20% of CIS market

80%of Russian

market

60%of Russian

market

20%of Russian

market

Marketing

Quality

х1 х1 х1 —

х1 х1 х1 —

х1 х1 х0,9 —

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power Consumption

Bead Cata lyst Product ion Technology

Baking equipment and filters

Preparation of zeolite (active component)

Preparation of amorphous

aluminosilicate matrix (carrier)

Zeolite modification with rare-earth

elements through ion exchange

Thermocouple stabilization

Zeolite baking Injection of modified zeolite into amorphous aluminosilicate

matrix

Baking and thermocouple stabilization

Forming and drying

Catalyst Main Production Stages

Blending of zeolite and

aluminosilicate matrix

Electric heatingIn liquid phase

Gel-based zeolite synthesis

method

Substitution of sodium ion with

ammonium ion or ions or rare-earth

elements

1. Preparation of sodium aluminate and ammonium

nitrate solutions, separation of rare-

earth elements.2. Synthesis of aluminum

hydroxide3. Clay drying

block

In fire furnace1

Blending of zeolite and

aluminosilicate matrix

Electric heatingIn gas phase

Gel-based zeolite synthesis

method

Substitution of sodium ion with

ammonium ion or ions or rare-earth

elements

1. Preparation of sodium aluminate and ammonium

nitrate solutions, separation of rare-

earth elements.2. Synthesis of

aluminum hydroxide3. Clay drying block

In fire furnace2

In fire furnace

In fire furnace

Preparation of zeolite (active component)

Preparation of amorphous

aluminosilicate matrix (carrier)

Feedstock preparation (cleaning) technology

will be developed by

2020 resulting in the growth of catalyst selectivity

and activity

Zeolite modification with rare-earth

elements through ion exchange

Thermocouple stabilization

Zeolite baking Injection of modified zeolite into amorphous aluminosilicate

matrix

Baking and thermocouple stabilization

Microsphere formation and spray drying

Catalyst Main Production Stages

х0,7 х0,6 х0,65 х0,5

х2 х2,2 х2,4 х2,5

х1,8 х1,7 х1,6 х1,5

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power Consumption

Microsphero ida l Cata lyst Product ion Technology

Yiel

d of

des

ired

prod

uct

(gas

olin

e cu

t) pe

r ton

of

feed

stoc

k (a

nnua

l ope

ratio

n tim

e: 8

,000

hr),

%

Capi

tal i

nten

sity

(at 6

00

kta

thro

ughp

ut)

Man

ual l

abor

sha

re

Pow

er c

onsu

mpt

ion,

kW

hr/to

n of

feed

stoc

k

Activ

ity (c

rack

ing

conv

ersi

on ra

tio),

%

Mic

ro-a

ctiv

ity, %

Wea

ring

qual

ity, %

Pric

e, th

$/t

Technical and Economic Characteristics of the Process

C a t a l y s t S p e c i f i c a t i o n s

х1,5

х1,5

х1,5

х1,5

56

54

52

50

х0,5

х0,5

х0,5

х0,5

720

750

750

780

78

76

73

70

71

65

58

52

97

93

90

87

6

4

3

2

2015

2020

2030

Catalyst:Microspheric (dust-like with average particle diameter 10-70 mkm)

aluminosilicate zeolite-containing catalyst with

optimized content of

Process:«Mili-second» cracker

2010

Catalysts2020 203020152010

Total capacity, mta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

765

300

1 200

780

320

1 450

790

350

1 750

800

360

2 150 W

orl

d M

ark

et

х2,5

х2,5

х2,5

х2,5

60

58

56–58

54

х0,5

х0,6

х0,65

х0,7

750

780

800

820

78

76

73

70

71

65

58

52

97

93

90

87

6

4

3

22010

2015

2020

2030

Catalyst:Microspheric (dust-like with average particle diameter 10-70 mkm)

aluminosilicate zeolite-

Process:Double regeneration

cracker for heavy feedstock

х2

х2

х2

х2

60

58

56–58

54

х0,5

х0,6

х0,65

х0,7

720

750

750

780

78

76

73

70

71

65

58

52

97

93

90

87

6

4

3

22010

2015

2020

2030

Catalyst:Microspheric (dust-like with average particle diameter 10-70 mkm)

aluminosilicate zeolite-containing catalyst

Process:Lift-reactor cracker

Process:Moving-bed cracker with

fluidized catalyst bed

х2

х2

х2

53–54

48–50

48–50

х0,8

х0,85

х0,85

780

780

800

75

70

70

55

54

50

92

88

86

4

3

22010

2015

2020

Catalyst:Microspheric (average particle

diameter 10-150 mkm) aluminosilicate zeolite-

containing catalyst

Process:Moving-bed cracker

х1

х1

х1

50–52

50

43–46

х1

х1

х1

600

600

650

68

65

63

50

48

46

88

86

84

2

1,8

1,52010

2015

2020

Catalyst:Bead aluminosilicate

zeolite-containing catalyst

Matrix modification

Synthesis of various types of zeolite, including those with wide mesopores, for catalytic cracking of heavy crude oil and for the «mili-second» process

Development of technologies for baking in controlled gas environments

Processing regimes

Optimization of baking conditions

Blending equipment

Zeolite synthesis equipment

Spray drying equipment

Baking equipment including drum furnaces

Ash-based zeolite

synthesis method

1. Preparation of sodium aluminate and ammonium

nitrate solutions, separation of rare-

earth elements.2. Synthesis of aluminum

hydroxide3. Clay drying block

4Blending of zeolite and

aluminosilicate matrix

In fire furnace

Electric heating

Substitution of sodium ion with ammonium ion or ions or rare-earth elements

Pulp filtration (centrifugal separation) equipment

Blending of zeolite and

aluminosilicate matrix

Ash-based zeolite

synthesis method

In fire furnace

1. Preparation of sodium aluminate and ammonium

nitrate solutions, separation of rare-

earth elements.2. Synthesis of aluminum

hydroxide3. Clay drying

block

In fire furnace

In gas phase

Substitution of sodium ion with ammonium ion or ions or rare-earth elements

Electric heating

Development of compound homogenization technologies

In fire furnace

In gas phase

— Normalized assessment of current parameter values. This assessment is used as the basis for future estimations of the same parameters in all analyzed sectors

Legend:

— Low-cost technology

— High-quality production technology

х1

Development of catalysts resistant to metal poisoning (vanadium, nickel) to process fuel oil

3

Feedstock preparation (cleaning)

5

Catalyst type:Microspheric (dust-like with average

particle diameter 10-150 mkm) aluminosilicate zeolite-containing catalyst

Catalyst type:Microspheric (dust-like with average particle diameter 10-70 mkm) aluminosilicate zeolite-containing catalyst

with optimized content of rare-earth elements

© State Corporation “Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies”, 2010
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W o r l d M a r k e t

2020 203020152010

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

3 000

450

3 500

550

4 000

625

4 500–5 000

700–750

Technology Import

Russian R&D

Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes. Light Gasoline Cut IsomerizationRefining Processes. Light Gasoline Cut Isomerization

CATALYST MARKETSScientific and Technical Development Catalyst Production Technologies Processes and Catalysts (Compounds)

Strategic Goals of Russian Producers

Technology

2020 203020152010

Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies

Leading edgeSlightly lagging behind

the world leaders

30%of Russian

market

40%of Russian

market

50%of Russian

market

50%of Russian

market + 20% of CIS market

Marketing

Quality

Prod

uctiv

ity, t

ons

of

feed

stoc

k / t

ons

of c

atal

yst

per h

our

Capi

tal I

nten

sity

Labo

r con

sum

ptio

n

Pow

er c

onsu

mpt

ion

% o

f byp

rodu

cts

Stre

ngth

, kg/

cm

Sele

ctan

ce, %

wgh

t

Pric

e, th

$/t

Technical and Economic Characteristics of the

ProcessCatalyst

Specifications

Preparation of feedstock

Preparation of feedstock

Preparation of solution

Preparation of solution

Autoclave crystallization

Autoclave crystallization

Washing, filtration, wastewater disposal

Washing, filtration, wastewater disposal

Ion exchange, modification

Ion exchange, modification

Application of precious metal

Granulation with binding substance

Granulation with binding substance

Drying, baking

Drying, baking

Medium Temperature Catalyst Main Production Stages

High Temperature Catalyst Main Production Stages

R u s s i a n M a r k e t

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

14

140–150

15–22

18

200–300

30–45

23

350–400

52–60

30

550

85

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1

2–5

2–5

2–5

5–8

60–80

60–80

50–70

50–70

95–98

95–98

95–98

92–95

80

75

75

702010

2015

2020

2030

Catalyst:Chlorinated alumina;

zirconium oxide promoted with

sulfate, molybdate, or tungstate ions

Process:Low-temperature isomerization

5

5

4

4

х2,75

х2,75

х2,75

х2,75

х1,3

х1,3

х1,3

х1,3

х2

х2

х2

х2

10–15

10–15

10–15

10–15

60–80

60–80

50–70

50–70

85–90

85–90

85–90

85–90

155

150

150

1302010

2015

2020

2030

Catalyst:Based on mordenite-

type zeolites (containing sodium in a volume of 2-3 ppm) modified with 0.4-0.5% whgt. platinum

Process:Medium-temperature

isomerization

0,5–1,5

0,5–1,5

0,5–1,5

0,5–1,5

х3

х3

х3

х3

х1,3

х1,3

х1,3

х1,3

х3

х3

х3

х3

15–25

15–25

15–25

15–25

60–80

60–80

50–70

50–70

75–85

75–85

75–85

75–85

155

150

150

1302010

2015

2020

2030

Catalyst:Based on fluorinated

alumina or ZSM-5 type medium-porous zeolites

Process:High-temperature isomerization

0,5–1,5

0,5–1,5

0,5–1,5

0,5–1,5

Belt-type baking furnaces for continuous baking at temperatures up to 600°С

Development of methods for simultaneous application of precious metals and sulfate

Improvements in wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

Development of technologies for catalyst granulation without binding agents

х2 х2 х1,8 х1,8х0,5 х0,5 х0,6 х0,6

х2,5 х2,5 х2,5 х2,5х2,5 х2,5 х2,5 х2,5

> 85 % > 90 % > 95 % > 95 %

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics 2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power consumption

Technology for Preparation of High-Temperature Catalysts on the Basis of ZSM-5 Type Medium-Porous Zeolites

Yield ratio, %

Productivity

х1 х0,8 х0,7 х0,7х1 х1,2 х1,5 х1,5

х1 х0,7 х0,6 х0,6х1 х0,8 х0,7 х0,6

> 90 % > 95 % > 95 % > 95 %

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics 2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power consumption

Improvement of continuous zeolite synthesis technology

Yield ratio, %

Productivity

х2 х2 х2 х2х0,3 х0,3 х0,3 х0,3

х3 х3 х3 х3х3 х3 х3 х3

> 85 % > 90 % > 95 % > 95 %

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics 2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power consumption

Technology for Preparation of Medium-Temperature Catalysts on the Basis of Mordenite-Type Zeolites (Containing Sodium in a Volume of 2-3 ppm)

Yield ratio, %

Productivity

Mechanical grinding in ball crushers (preparation of water – process condensate,

electrical desalination

Mechanical grinding in ball crushers (preparation of water – process condensate,

electrical desalination

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges / intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges / intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges / intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges / intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Filtration in nutch filters or press filters

Mechanical grinding in planetary crushers (preparation of water – distillation, ion-

exchange resins), possible ultrasonic crushing of inoculant

Mechanical grinding in planetary crushers (preparation of water – distillation, ion-

exchange resins), possible ultrasonic crushing of inoculant

Mechanical grinding in planetary crushers (preparation of water – distillation, ion-

exchange resins), possible ultrasonic crushing of inoculant

Mechanical grinding in planetary crushers (preparation of water – distillation, ion-

exchange resins), possible ultrasonic crushing of inoculant

Multiple intermittent ion exchange in agitators with heating at atmospheric

pressure

Single-time intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at high pressure and

temperature

Single-time intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at high pressure and

temperature

Single-time intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at high pressure and

temperature

Intermittent ion exchange in agitators with heating at atmospheric pressure

Intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at high pressure and temperature

Intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at high pressure and temperature

Intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at high pressure and temperature

Granulation in screw extruders integrated with z-shape blade

mixers

Granulation in screw extruders integrated with z-shape blade

mixers

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft

furnaces

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft

furnaces

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft

furnaces

Continuous in regular or vacuum belt furnaces

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft

furnaces

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft

furnaces

Granulation with binding substance in screw extruders integrated with z-shape

blade mixers

Granulation with binding substance in screw extruders integrated with z-shape

blade mixers

Granulation with binding substance in screw extruders integrated with z-shape

blade mixers

Wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

Mechanical grinding in ball crushers (preparation of water – process condensate,

electrical desalination

Mechanical grinding in ball crushers (preparation of water – process condensate,

electrical desalination

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Intermittent

Intermittent

Continuous

Filtration in nutch filters or press filters

Intermittent impregnation (possibly combined with ion

exchange)

Intermittent impregnation (possibly combined with ion

exchange)

Continuous in regular or vacuum belt furnaces

Continuous impregnation (by analogy with preparation of

reforming catalysts)

Continuous impregnation (by analogy with preparation of

reforming catalysts)

Intermittent

Intermittent

Continuous

Preparation of active componentPreparation of solution Application of precious metal

Catalyst granule thermal treatment

Low-Temperature Catalyst Main Production Stages

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending (agitation units)

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending (agitation units)

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending (agitation units)

Redeposition with agitation and heating combined with modification by means of sulfate ions

Redeposition with agitation and heating combined with modification by means of sulfate ions and ultrasonic dispergation

Redeposition with agitation and heating combined with modification by means of sulfate ions and ultrasonic dispergation

Intermittent impregnation / intermittent impregnation combined with ion exchange

Continuous impregnation (by analogy with preparation of reforming catalysts)

Continuous impregnation (by analogy with preparation of reforming catalysts)

Granulation with binding substance in screw extruders integrated with z-shape blade mixers

Wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

1

4

5

8

9

2

3

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft furnaces

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft furnaces

Continuous in regular or vacuum belt furnaces

Continuous in regular or vacuum belt furnacesContinuous

Continuous

Blending of active component with alumina and subsequent granulation

Granulation with binding substance in screw extruders integrated with z-shape blade mixers

Agitating autoclaves with a heating range of up to 200°С for zeolite synthesis

Equipment for wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

Wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

Wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges / intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges / intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Scroll centrifuges for continuous filtration and washing of wet synthesized products

Improvement of continuous zeolite synthesis technology

11

10

7

6

— Normalized assessment of current parameter values. This assessment is used as the basis for future estimations of the same parameters in all analyzed sectors.

Legend:

— High-quality production technology

— Low-cost technology х1

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Reduction in hydrogen

stream

Non-residuum

impregnationContactless

Uniform refluxing With poly-

sulfides

Chlorination with the use of CCl4 or C2H4Cl2

Evaporation by means of microwaves

Low-temperature heating in furnace

By the ammonia-

hydrocarbon formation method

Technology Import

Russian R&D

Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes. Catalytic Reforming

CATALYST MARKETSScientific and Technical Development Catalyst Production Technologies Processes and Catalysts (Compounds)

Strategic Goals of Russian Producers

Technology

2020 203020152010

Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies

Application of purchased

foreign technologies

Leading edge

80%of Russian

market

60–70%share of Russian

market

50%of Russian

market

20%of Russian

market

Marketing

Quality

х1 х1 х1 х1

х1 х1 х1,1 х1,15

х1 х1 х1 х1

6–8 6–8 6–8 6–8

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power consumption

Technology for Preparation of Bead «Platinum of Alumina» Catalysts by the Ammonia-Hydrocarbon Formation Method

Rejection rate, %

х1 х1 х1 х1

х1 х1 х1,1 х1,1

х1 х1 х1 х1

8–10 8–10 8–10 8–10

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power consumption

Technology for Application of Platinum on Alumina (Extrudate Preparation)

% брака

х1,1 х1,1 х1,02 х1

х1,1 х1,15 х1,2 х1,2

х1,2 х1,2 х1,3 х1,3

6–8 6–8 6–8 6–8

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power consumption

Technology for Preparation of Zeolite Platinum Containing Catalysts

% брака

Octa

ne N

umbe

r

Gaso

line

Yiel

d, %

wgh

t

ТLab

or c

onsu

mpt

ion

Spac

e Ve

loci

ty),

hr.^

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Capi

tal I

nten

sity

Pow

er C

onsu

mpt

ion,

kW

/t

Mic

ro-a

ctiv

ity, %

Wea

ring

qual

ity, %

Pric

e, th

$/t

Technical and Economic Characteristics of the Process

Catalyst Specifications

Ru

ss

ia

n

Ma

rk

et

Catalyst type:Zeolitic, platinum containing

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

3

3 000

50

1

5

5 000

85

2,15

8

8 000

135

3,6

12

12 000

200

6,4

Catalyst type: Platinum on alumina and zeolitic platinum containing

2020 203020152010

Total capacity, mta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

525

8 750

175

560

9 300

230

600

10 000

270

675

11 250

360 Wo

rld

Ma

rke

t

Moistening by water vapor

Preparation of carrier

(formation)

Water evaporation

Drying Baking Reduction in hydrogen

stream

SulfurizationChlorination (activation)

Main Stages of Technology for Application of Platinum on Alumina (Extrudate Preparation)

Reduction in hydrogen

stream

Non-residuum

impregnation ContactUniform refluxing3

With elementary

sulfur

Chlorination with

gaseous HCl

Heating in furnace

Low-temperature heating in furnace

Extrusion

Moistening by water vapor

Bead Formation Water evaporation

Drying Baking Reduction in hydrogen

stream

SulfurizationChlorination (activation)

Main Stages of Technology for Preparation of Bead «Platinum of Alumina» Catalysts by the Ammonia-Hydrocarbon Formation Method

Reduction in hydrogen

stream

Non-residuum

impregnationContact

Uniform refluxing With poly-

sulfides

Chlorination with

gaseous HCl

Heating in furnace

Low-temperature heating in furnace

Impregnation of carrier with platinum and

rhenium solutions

Moistening by water vapor

Preparation of carrier

(formation)

Water evaporation

Drying Baking Reduction in hydrogen

stream

SulfurizationChlorination (activation)

Main Stages of Technology for Preparation of Zeolite Platinum Containing Catalysts

Reduction in hydrogen

streamКонтактная4 With poly-

sulfidesChlorination with gaseous

HCl

Low-temperature heating in furnace

Extrusion

Reduction in hydrogen

streamContactless5 With poly-

sulfides

Chlorination with the use of CCl4 or C2H4Cl2

Evaporation by means of microwaves

Low-temperature heating in furnace

Extrusion

х0,75

х0,8

х0,85

х0,85

103

102

101

100

3

2,4

2,2

2

х2

х1,9

х1,8

х1,8

160

170

175

180

60

65

68

70

300–350

280

270

250

80–100

80

70

40–60

Catalyst:Platinum on

alumina

Process:Moving catalyst bed

92

90

89

87–89

2020

2015

2010

2030

х0,75

х0,8

х0,85

х0,85

105

104

103

102

3,2

2,8

2,4

2,2

х2

х1,9

х1,8

х1,8

160

170

175

180

59

65

66

67

300–350

300

290

280

80–100

80

70

40–60

Catalyst:Zeolitic, platinum

containing

Process:Moving catalyst bed

94

92

91

90

2020

2015

2010

2030

Catalyst type:Platinum on alumina

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

58

20

330

6,6

60

22–25

420

9,4

60

22–25

420

10,5

62

30

500

15

х0,8

х0,9

х1

х1

100

98

96

95

2,5

2

1,9

1,7

х1

х1

х1

х1

120

125

130

130–140

59

59

60

62

220

190

170

120–150

80–100

80

70

40–60

Catalyst:Zeolitic, platinum

containing

Process:Fixed catalyst bed with intermediate heating between the reaction zones

90

89

88

85–87

х0,8

х0,9

х1

х1

98

97

96

93–95

2

1,7

1,5

1,3–1,5

х1

х1

х1

х1

120

125

130

130–140

60

61

63

64

220

190

170

120–150

80–100

80

70

40–602010

2015

2020

2030

Catalyst:Zeolitic, platinum

containing

Process:Fixed catalyst bed with intermediate heating between the reaction zones

90

88

86

82–852

Development of catalysts ensuring high octane numbers at smooth processing regimes

Development of hydrogen yielding catalysts

Equipment for reduction in hydrogen stream

Drying equipment

— Normalized assessment of current parameter values. This assessment is used as the basis for future estimations of the same parameters in all analyzed sectors

Legend:

—Low-cost technology

— High-quality production technology

х1

2020

2015

2010

2030

1

By the ammonia-

hydrocarbon formation method

Development of catalysts with improved mechanical strength and high catalytic activity for moving-bed installations

Carrier production equipment

Uniform refluxing

Uniform refluxing

Heating in furnace

Non-residuum

impregnation

Non-residuum

impregnation

Impregnation of carriet with platinum and

rhenium solutions

Impregnation of carriet with platinum and

rhenium solutions

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Catalyst type: On the basis of amorphous and crystalline

alumosilicates containing sulfide nano-particles of NiWS phase

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

2

5

300

10,5

4

10,4

600

21

5

12,4

800

28

7

17,4

1 000

35

Technology Import

Russian R&D

Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes.Hydrocracking

CATALYST MARKETSScientific and Technical

Development

Catalyst Production Technologies Processes and Catalysts (Compounds)

Strategic Goals of Russian Producers

Technology

2020 203020152010

Introduction of Russia's own

full-cycle catalyst production

technologies

Application of purchased

foreign technologies

Slightly lagging behind the world leaders

Not produced in Russia

Not produced in Russia

50%of Russian

market

65%of Russian

market

Marketing

Quality

Technica l and Economic Character is t ics o f the

ProcessEconomicCharacter is t ics o f the ProcessProcess

Prod

uctiv

ity (a

mou

nt o

f fe

edst

ock

proc

esse

d,

tons

)

Pow

er c

onsu

mpt

ion

Activ

ity

Sele

ctan

ce

Wea

ring

qual

ity, %

Pric

e, th

$/t

C a t a l y s t S p e c i f i c a t i o n s

Stre

ngth

Wo

rld

Ma

rk

et

Preparation of Carrier

Preparation of Carrier

Preparation of zeolite

component (or alumosilicate)

Preparation of Zeolite Compound

Preparation of Impregnating

Solution

Preparation of Impregnating

Solution

Impregnation

Impregnation

Drying

Drying

Baking.

Baking

Sulfurization (transition into sulphide phase)

Reduction (treatment to bring platinum

into metallic state

Main Catalyst Production Stages

Main Catalyst Production Stages

Single-stage

Single-stage

With polysulfide compounds

In hydrogen stream

Extrusion, drying and

baking

Extrusion, drying and

baking

Preparation of common

tungsten-nickel solution

Preparation of platinum containing solution

1

1

Productivity

Productivity

х1 х1 х1 х1

х1 х1 х1 х1

х1 х1 х1 х1

х1 х1 х1 х1

х1 х1 х0,98 х0,96

х1 х1 х0,98 х0,96

х1 х0,98 х0,96 х0,94

х1 х0,98 х0,96 х0,94

Labor consumption

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics

Technical and Economic Characteristics

2020

2020

2030

2030

2015

2015

2010

2010

Capital Intensity

Capital Intensity

Power consumption

Power consumption

Technology for Preparation of Catalysts on the Basis of Amorphous or Crystalline Alumosilicates Containing Sulfide Nano-Particles of NiWS Phase

Technology for Preparation of Catalysts on the Basis of Crystalline Alumosilicate (Zeolites) Containing Platinum Nano-Particles

Yield ratio, %

Rejection rate, %

97–98 97–98 98 99

97–98 97–98 98 99

Hydrothermal synthesis

Hydrothermal synthesis

Electrical drying in air or nitrogen

stream

Electrical drying in air or nitrogen

stream

2 Hydrothermal synthesis

Extrusion, drying and

baking—

In fume gases

Preparation of platinum containing solution

With feedstock containing dimethyl disulfide

Single-stage

2

With feedstock containing dimethyl disulfide

Hydrothermal synthesis

Extrusion, drying and

baking

Preparation of common

tungsten-nickel solution

Single-stage —In fume gases

Equipment for catalyst impregnation (fixation of bimetallic compounds on carrier surface)

2010

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1,06

х1,04

х1,03

х1

х0,97

х0,97

х0,97

х1

5

5

4

4

9

8

7

7

9

8

7

6

4

3

2

2

17–22

17–22

14–18

14–18

2030

2020

2015

Catalyst:On the basis of amorphous

alumosilicates containing sulfide nano-particles of NiWS phase

Process:Single-stage

hydrocracking

2010

х1

х1

х1

х1

х1,6

х1,57

х1,55

х1,5

х1,2

х1,3

х1,4

х1,5

10

9

8

7

9

8

7

7

9

8

7

6

10

8

7

6

20–24

20–24

16–20

16–20

2020

2015

Catalyst:On the basis of crystalline alumosilicates (zeolites)

containing platinum nano-particles

Process:Two-stage

hydrocracking

2030

Ru

ss

ian

Ma

rk

et

Catalyst type:Alumosilicate-based

2020 203020152010

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

22–26

25–30

875–1 050

26–30

30–35

1 050–1 220

30–35

35–40

1 220–1 400

39–44

45–50

1 575–1 750

2010

х1,4

х1,4

х1,4

х1,4

х1,06

х1,04

х1,03

х1

х0,97

х0,97

х0,97

х1

9

8

7

6

9

8

7

7

9

8

7

6

9

7

5

4

20–24

20–24

16–20

16–20

2030

2020

2015

Catalyst:On the basis of crystalline alumosilicates (zeolites)

containing sulfide nano-particles of NiWS phase

Process:Single-stage

hydrocracking

х1 — Normalized assessment of current parameter values. This assessment is used as the basis for future estimations of the same parameters in all analyzed sectors.

Legend:

—Low-cost technology

—High-quality production technology

Score indicated as per a ten-point scale

Development of technologies to form catalysts in solutions of bimetallic compounds with particle sizes of about 1 nm

C

apita

l Int

ensi

ty

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Strategic Goals of Russian Producers

Technology

2020 203020152010

Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies

Leading edge

Not produced in Russia

5%of Russian

market

10%of Russian

market

20%of Russian

market

Marketing

Quality

Preparation of feedstock Preparation of solution Кристаллизация в автоклавах

Washing, filtration, wastewater disposal

Ion exchange, modification Application of precious metal

Granulation with binding substance

Drying, baking

Main Stages of Technology for Preparation of Zeolite Catalyst to Synthesize Gasoline from Dimethyl Ether

х1 х1 х1 х1х1 х1 х1 х1

х1 х0,9 х0,8 х0,8х1 х0,9 х0,8 х0,860 70 80 95

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics 2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power consumption

Technology for Preparation of Cobalt or Iron Nano-Particles Used as Catalysts in Fischer-Tropsch Process

Yield ratio, %

Valuable feedstock consumption

х1 х1 х1 х1х1 х0,8 х0,7 х0,7

х1 х1 х0,8 х0,8х1 х1 х0,8 х0,870 70 80 95

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics 2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Power consumption

Technology for Production of Catalysts of the Basis of ZSM-5 Type Zeolites to Synthesize Gasoline from Dimethyl Ether

Yield ratio, %

Valuable feedstock consumption

Mechanical grinding in ball crushers (preparation of water – process condensate,

electrical desalination

Mechanical grinding in ball crushers (preparation of water – process condensate,

electrical desalination

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges / intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Mechanical grinding in planetary crushers (preparation of water – distillation, ion-

exchange resins), possible ultrasonic crushing of inoculant

Mechanical grinding in planetary crushers (preparation of water – distillation, ion-

exchange resins), possible ultrasonic crushing of inoculant

Многократный периодический ионный обмен в аппаратах с перемешиванием и подогревом при атмосферном давлении

Однократный периодический ионный обмен в автоклавах под давлением и при повышенных температурах

Granulation in screw extruders integrated with z-shape blade

mixers

Granulation in screw extruders integrated with z-shape blade

mixers

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft

furnaces

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft

furnaces

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft

furnaces

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Solution of salts in water, mechanical blending

Crystallization

Intermittent

Continuous

Washing, filtration, wastewater disposal

Intermittent impregnation (possibly combined with ion

exchange)

Intermittent impregnation (possibly combined with ion

exchange)

Continuous in regular or vacuum belt furnaces

Continuous impregnation (by analogy with preparation of

reforming catalysts)

Continuous impregnation (by analogy with preparation of

reforming catalysts)

Preparation of micro-emulsionsPreparation of salt solutions Catalyst activation

Main Stages of Technology for Preparation of Cobalt or Iron Nano-Particles Used as Catalysts in Fischer-Tropsch Process

Preparation of invert micro-emulsion Evaporation of water from micro-emulsions Thermal treatment in hydrogen stream

Thermal treatment in carbon oxide stream

Thermal treatment in hydrogen stream

Thermal treatment in carbon oxide stream

Preparation of water solutions1

2

3

4

Preparation of suspensions

Wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

7

8

10

9

—Low-cost technology

— High-quality production technology

— Normalized assessment of current parameter values. This assessment is used as the basis for future estimations of the same parameters in all analyzed sectors.

х1

х0,5 х0,5 х0,4 х0,4х2 х2 х4 х6

90 90 95 95

Трудоемкость

Technical and Economic Characteristics 2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Энергопотребление

Technology for Preparation of Membrane-Catalytic Catalyst for Fischer-Tropsch Process (Compared to ZSM-5 for Aromatization)

Выход годных, %

Valuable feedstock consumption

х0,5 х0,5 х0,4 х0,3х0,3 х0,3 х0,2 х0,2

Preparation of powdersCo-deposition Membrane baking and catalyst activation

Passivation of membrane-catalytic element

Main Stages of Technology for Preparation of Membrane-Catalytic Catalysts for Fischer-Tropsch Process

Co-deposition of common hydroxocarbonate (HOC) of Co and Al and promoting components

Blending and compaction of complex-shape membrane defined by reactor geometry

Membrane baking and catalyst activization Passivation of membrane-catalytic elementPreparation of powders of Со-Al HOC, metallic copper and malachite with specified fraction composition and

moisture content5

Blending and compaction of membrane

Passivation of membrane-catalytic element

ПPreparation of powders of Со-Al HOC, metallic aluminum and malachite with specified fraction

composition and moisture content

Co-deposition of common hydroxocarbonate of Co and Al and promoting components

Blending and compaction of complex-shape membrane defined by reactor geometry

Membrane baking and catalyst activization6

Prod

uctiv

ity, t

ons

of fe

edst

ock

/ ton

s of

ca

taly

st p

er h

our

Capi

tal i

nten

sity

(com

pare

d to

the

curr

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alue

for F

isch

er-T

rops

ch

(ORY

X =

1.5

mm

t of p

rodu

cts

per y

ear,

CAPE

X =

$100

0 pe

r ton

per

yea

r)

ТPow

er c

onsu

mpt

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(com

pare

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the

cur

rent

val

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f Fis

cher

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pro

cess

)

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er c

onsu

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(com

pare

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the

curr

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alue

of F

isch

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Trop

sch

proc

ess)

С5+

sele

ctan

ce, %

Met

hane

sel

ecta

nce,

%

Stre

ngth

, kg/

cm2

Pric

e, th

$/t

Technical and Economic Characteristics of the

ProcessCatalyst

Specifications

Prod

uctiv

ity, k

g of

pro

duct

(gas

olin

e

Capi

tal i

nten

sity

(com

pare

d to

the

curr

ent v

alue

for F

isch

er-T

rops

ch

(ORY

X =

1.5

mm

t of p

rodu

cts

per y

ear,

CAPE

X =

$100

0 pe

r ton

per

yea

r)

Pow

er c

onsu

mpt

ion,

Whr

/ton

of

feed

stoc

k

Serv

ice

cycl

e, m

onth

s

Tota

l ser

vice

life

, yea

rs

Stre

ngth

, kg/

mm

2

Pric

e, th

$/t

Technical and Economic Characteristics of the

ProcessCatalyst

Specifications

х0,8

х0,9

х1

х1

х0,9

х0,9

х1

х1

х0,8

х0,9

х1

х1

90

87

85

80

<5

8

8

10

25

25

20

202010

Catalyst:Cobalt or iron nano-

particles

Process:Fischer-Tropsch

0,7

0,5

0,4

0,3

2030

2020

2015

х0,8

х0,8

х0,9

х1

170

170

185

185

>2

>2

>2

>2

1,4

1,4

1,4

1,2

>3

>3

>3

>3

120

115

110

1002010

Catalyst:On the basis of ZSM-5 type zeolites to

synthesize gasoline from dimethyl ether

Process:In single-loop two-

reactor module

0,8

0,8

0,7

0,7

2030

2020

2015

х0,7

х0,9

х1

х1

х1

х1

85

80

8

15

1,5

1

40

50

— 2010

Catalyst:Membrane-catalytic

Process:Fischer-Tropsch

1

0,7

2030

2020

2015

>2

>2

>2

>2

2,2

2,2

2,2

2,2

>3

>3

>3

>3

30

25

25

202010

Catalyst:Alumina-based metal-oxide for synthesis of dimethyl ether from associated

petroleum gas

Process:In single-loop two-

reactor module

2030

2020

2015

Catalyst type:Membrane-catalytic

2020 203020152010

Total capacity, mta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

20

2

0,02

100–200

6–10

0,1–0,15

Catalyst type:Cobalt or iron nano-particles

2020 203020152010

Total capacity, mta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

2 000

1 000

20

3 000

1 500

30

3 000

1 500

30

4 000

1 500

40

Wo

rl

d

Ma

rk

et

Catalyst type Cobalt or iron nano-particles

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

1

20

4

0,13

5

100

20

0,5

20

1 000

200

5

Catalyst type: Membrane-catalytic

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

1

10

1

0,02

2–3

50–60

3–5

0,06–0,1

Catalyst type:Metal-oxide

2020 203020152010

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

72

1,5

360

7,5

1 440

30

Catalyst type:On the basis of ZSM-5 type zeolites

2020 203020152010

Number of units .

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

Annual consumption,

1

100

60

36

3,6

5

500

300

180

18

20

2 000

1 200

720

72

Ru

ss

ia

n

Ma

rk

et

Technology Import

Dimethyl ether production

Fischer-Tropsch process

Fischer-Tropsch process

Dimethyl ether production

Russian R&D

Development of stable micro-emulsions

Development of efficient methods to separate nano-sized catalysts from synthesis products

Belt-type baking furnaces for continuous baking at temperatures up to 600°С

Agitating autoclaves for decomposition in organic media at high (up to 350°С) temperature

Improvement of methods to promote nano-size catalysts

Scroll centrifuges for continuous filtration

Electrical and magnetic filters

Improvement of technologies for continuous synthesis of ZSM–5 type medium-porous zeolites

Development of efficient methods to regenerate and recirculate nano-sized catalystsббrecirculate nano-sized catalystscirculate nano-sized catalysts

Development of more efficient methods to modify zeolites to improve their selectance

Evaporation of water from micro-emulsions

Evaporation of water from micro-emulsions

Evaporation of water from micro-emulsions

Preparation of invert micro-emulsion

Preparation of invert micro-emulsion

Preparation of invert micro-emulsion

Blending equipment

Continuous

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges / intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges / intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Scroll centrifuges for continuous filtration

Wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

Equipment for wet formation of bead catalysts

Autoclaves for continuous zeolite crystallization

Development of technologies for catalyst granulation without binding agents

Single-time intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at high pressure and

temperature

Single-time intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at high pressure and

temperature

Improvement of technologies for wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

Legend:

Preparation of water solutions

Preparation of water solutions

Preparation of water solutions

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Strategic Goals of Russian Producers

Technology Import

Production of carbonnano-fibers

Associated petroleum gas aromatization

Associated petroleum gas aromatization

Production of carbon nano-fibers

Russian R&D

Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes. Processing of Associated Petroleum Gas – Part II

CATALYST MARKETSScientific and Technical Development

Catalyst Production Technologies Processes and Catalysts (Compounds)

Technology

2020 203020152010

Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies

Leading edge—

20%of Russian

market

10%of Russian

market

5%of Russian

market

Not produced in Russia

Marketing

Quality

Medium Medium Medium Medium

High High High High

Medium Medium Medium Medium

Medium Medium Medium Medium

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Productivity

Power consumption

Technology for Preparat ion of Cobal t or I ron Nano-Par t ic les Used as Cata lysts in F isher-Tropsch Process

Preparation of solution

Preparation of feedstock

Preparation of composite material

Autoclave crystallization

Loading of composite material into activating grinder

Washing, filtration,

wastewater disposal

Ion exchange, modification

Mechanochemical activation

Granulation with binding substance

Drying, baking

Thermal treatment

Application of dehydration component

Forming

Main Stages of Technology for Preparation of Catalysts for Aromatization of Associated Petroleum Gas on the Basis of ZSM-5 Type Zeolites

Main Stages of Technology for Preparation of Oxide Catalysts for Pyrolysis of Hydrocarbons into Carbon Nano-Fibers

Ru

ss

ia

n

Ma

rk

et

Catalyst type: Cobalt or iron nano-particles

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

2

100

20

0,65

20

1 000

200

6,5

50

2 500

500

16,5

Catalyst type: On the basis of ZSM-5 type zeolites

2020 203020152010

Number of units .

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

2

0,4

12

0,02

8

2

50

0,07

100

50

1 000

1

Catalyst type: Membrane-catalytic

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, tons

Annual consumption, $mln

2

0,4

12

0,02

8

2

50

0,07

100

50

1 000

1

Catalyst type: Iron or nickel nano-dispersed

2020 203020152010

Total capacity, mta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

0,2

70

0,5

1,5

600

4

8

3 000

20

40

10 000

80

Catalyst type: Powdered micron systems composed of nickel and iron nano-particles

2020 203020152010

Total capacity, mta

Annual consumption, ktaт

Annual consumption, $mln

0,8

0,4

2

8

3

20

40

12

100

200

50

500

Catalyst type: On the basis of medium-porous ZSM-5 type zeolites

2020 203020152010

Тotal capacity, mta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

200

60

2,1

2 500

750

26

12 500

3 800

110

Wo

rl

d

Ma

rk

et

х0,1

х0,1

х0,1

х0,1

0,5 – 1,5

0,5 – 1,5

0,5 – 1,5

0,5 – 1,5

0,2 – 0,3

0,2 – 0,3

0,2 – 0,3

0,2 – 0,3

0,3 – 0,4

0,3 – 0,4

0,3 – 0,4

0,3 – 0,4

32,7

32,7

32,7

32,7

70 – 72

70 – 72

40 – 45

40 – 452010

2015

2020

2030

Catalyst:On the basis

of ZSM-5 type zeolites

Process:Aromatization of associated petroleum

gas in adiabatic reactors with fixed catalyst bed

Development of more efficient methods to modify zeolites to improve their selectance

Improvement of technologies for wet formation of bead catalyst in oil column

Thermal treatment equipment

Spray dryers

Granular materials classification equipment

Autoclaves for continuous zeolite crystallization

Improvement of technology for continuous synthesis of ZSM-5 type zeolites

1

Mechanical grinding in ball crushers (preparation

of water – process condensate, electrical

desalination

Solution of salts in water, mechanical

blendingIntermitten

Filtration in nutch filters or press

filters

Intermittent ion exchange in agitators

with heating at atmospheric pressure

Granulation in screw extruders integrated with z-shape blade

mixers

Intermittent impregnation

(possibly combined with ion exchange)

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft furnaces

2

Mechanical grinding in ball crushers (preparation

of water – process condensate, electrical

desalination

Solution of salts in water, mechanical

blendingIntermitten

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges

/ intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at

high pressure and temperature

Granulation in screw extruders integrated with z-shape blade

mixers

Intermittent impregnation

(possibly combined with ion exchange)

Intermittent in muffle furnace / intermittent or continuous in shaft furnaces

3

Mechanical grinding in ball crushers (preparation

of water – process condensate, electrical

desalination

Solution of salts in water, mechanical

blendingIntermitten

Granulation in screw extruders integrated with z-shape blade

mixers

Continuous impregnation (by analogy

with preparation of reforming

catalysts)

Continuous in regular or vacuum

belt furnaces

5Mechanical blending of metal

oxides and catalyst carrier

Blending of oxide composite material with (possibly ceramic) grinding

bodies in specified proportion (weight of grinding bodies / weight of blend)

In planetary grinderFormation of catalyst powder

in spray dryerBaking of formed catalyst under

specified regime

6 —

7 —

4

Mechanical grinding in planetary crushers

(preparation of water – distillation, ion-exchange

resins), possible ultrasonic crushing of

inoculant

Solution of salts in water, mechanical

blendingContinuous

Wet formation of bead catalyst in oil

column

Continuous in regular or vacuum

belt furnaces

Low Medium High High

х1 х1 х0,9 х0,7

х1 х1 х0,8 х0,6

х1 х1 х1 х1

80 80 90 95

Labor consumption

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Capital Intensity

Productivity

Power consumption

Yield ratio, %

Technology for Preparat ion of Ox ide Cata lysts for Pyro lys is o f Hydrocarbons in to Carbon Nano-F ibers (CNF

Prod

uctiv

ity, t

ons

of fe

edst

ock

/ ton

s of

cat

alys

t per

hou

r

Labo

r con

sum

ptio

n (c

ompa

red

to

the

curr

ent v

alue

of F

isch

er-T

rops

ch

proc

ess)

Pow

er c

onsu

mpt

ion

(com

pare

d to

the

curr

ent v

alue

of F

isch

er-T

rops

ch p

roce

ss)

С5+

sele

ctan

ce, %

Pric

e, th

$/t

Technical and Economic Characteristics of the Process

Catalyst Specifications

Capi

tal i

nten

sity

(com

pare

d to

the

curr

ent v

alue

for F

isch

er-T

rops

ch

(ORY

X =

1.5

mm

t of p

rodu

cts

per

year

, CAP

EX =

$10

00 p

er to

n pe

r ye

ar)

Stre

ngth

, kg/

mm

2

Serv

ice

cycl

e, m

onth

s

Pow

er c

onsu

mpt

ion,

Whr

/ton

of fe

edst

ock

Tota

l ser

vice

life

, yea

rs

Pric

e, th

$/t

Technical and EconomicCharacteristics of the

ProcessCatalyst Specifications

Capi

tal i

nten

sity

(com

pare

d to

the

curr

ent v

alue

for F

isch

er-T

rops

ch

(ORY

X =

1.5

mm

t of p

rodu

cts

per

year

, CAP

EX =

$10

00 p

er to

n pe

r ye

ar)

х0,8

х0,9

х01

х1

х0,9

х0,9

х1

х1

50 – 80

30 – 50

30 – 40

20 – 30

Multiple

Multiple

Single

Single

95

90

80

80

1

1,4

1,6

1,6

2015

2020

Catalyst:Powdered micron systems composed of

nickel and iron nano-particles

Process:Catalytic pyrolysis with

CNF yield

2010

2030

х0,9

х1

х1

х0,8

х0,9

х1

70 – 90

50 – 80

30 – 50

Multiple

Multiple

Single

80

80

70

1,6

1,4

1

—2010

2015

2020

Catalyst:Iron or nickel nano-dispersed

Process:Catalytic pyrolysis with

CNF yield

2030

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges

/ intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Filtration in continuous-type scroll centrifuges

/ intermittent filtration in regular

centrifuges

Scroll centrifuges for continuous filtration

Equipment for wet formation of bead catalysts

In planetary grinder (one-stage catalyst preparation: after

activation, powder does not need to be dried or baked)

In planetary grinder

Blending of oxide composite material with (possibly ceramic) grinding

bodies in specified proportion (weight of grinding bodies / weight of blend)

Blending of oxide composite material with (possibly ceramic) grinding

bodies in specified proportion (weight of grinding bodies / weight of blend)

Mechanical blending of metal oxides and catalyst carrier

Mechanical blending of metal oxides and catalyst carrier

Continuous impregnation (by analogy

with preparation of reforming

catalysts)

Intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at

high pressure and temperature

Intermittent ion exchange in autoclaves at

high pressure and temperature

Development of industrial technologies for mechanochemical synthesis of catalysts

Formation of catalyst powder in spray dryer

Optimization of mechanochemical synthesis of catalysts for associated petroleum gas pyrolysis

Development of method to prepared catalysts with the use of massive metallic articles and alloys based on metals of 8th group

—— Normalized assessment of current parameter values. This assessment is used as the basis for future estimations of the same parameters in all analyzed sectors

Legend:

— High-quality production technology

— Low-cost technology х1

High-capacity planetary grinders

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With low content of

bonding agentIntermittent Intermittent ContactMechanical

grindingMechanical

blending2

Continuous Continuous ContactMechanical grinding

Mechanical blending3

With medium content of

bonding agent

Intermittent ContactlessUltrasonic grinding

Feedstock activation by

means of ultra sound or magnetic

radiation

4With low

content of bonding agent

Intermittent

Russian R&D

Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes. Isobutane-Butylene Alkylation

CATALYST MARKETSScientific and Technical Development

Catalyst Production TechnologiesZeolite-based

Processes and Catalysts (Compounds)

Preparation of feedstock

Preparation of solution

Crystallization Ion exchange Granulation, injection of

bonding agent

Drying and baking

Catalyst Main Production Stages

Capital intensity ($ per ton of alkyl gasoline per year)

— 115 110 100

Medium Medium Low Low

Medium Medium Low Low

— 190 180 170Power consumption (OPEX, $ per ton of alkyl gasoline per year)

Rejection rate, %

Technical and Economic Characteristics2020 203020152010

Labor consumption

With medium content of

bonding agentIntermittent Intermittent ContactMechanical

grindingMechanical

blending

Strategic Goals of Russian Producers

Technology

2020 203020152010

Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies

Leading edge

Not produced in Russia

50%of Russian

market

60%of Russian

market

80%of Russian

market

Marketing

Quality

Ru

ss

ia

n

Ma

rk

et

Catalyst type:Y type (faujasite)

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

— —

1

50

10–15

0,5

3

550

110–165 6

9

1 750

350–525

18

Catalyst type:Fluorine hydride

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

— —

1

250

15–25

0,001

1

250

15–25

0,001

1

250

15–25

0,001

Catalyst type:Sulfuric acid

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

7

1 100

78–112 5

9

1 600

113–162

7

9

1 600

113–162 7

9

1 600

113–162 7

1

Research in effects of ultrasound or magnetic radiation, in particular MRET (Molecular Resonance Effect Technology), on feedstock activation and, subsequently, catalyst activity

Creation of demonstrational stand units to research continuous crystallization

Research in application of modern all-purpose disintegrators-activators

Creation of demonstrational stand units to research continuous ion exchange

Research in finding efficient bonding agent

Research in application of microwaves for contactless baking

Technical and Economic Characteristics of the Process (as per a ten-point scale)

Prod

uctiv

ity

Capi

tal I

nten

sity

Labo

r con

sum

ptio

n

Pow

er c

onsu

mpt

ion

Activ

ity(e

xter

nal

isob

utan

e : b

utyl

ene

mol

ar ra

tio

Sele

ctan

ce (o

ctan

e nu

mbe

r)

Pric

e, th

$/t

C a t a l y s t S p e c i f i c a t i o n s

Process:Standard

2010

2015

2020

2030 7

7

7

7

6

6

6

6

4

4

5

6

7

7

7

7

10

10

10

10

96

96

96

96

0,05

0,05

0,05

0,05

Catalyst:Sulfuric acid

Process:Standard

2010

2015

2020

2030 7

7

7

7

6

6

6

6

4

4

5

6

7

7

7

7

10

10

10

10

96

96

96

96

0,05

0,05

0,05

0,05

Catalyst:Fluorine hydride

Process:Standard

2010

5

5

5

8

8

8

4

4

5

8

8

8

10

10

10

1,4

1,4

1,4

98

98

98

40

40

40

Catalyst:Y type (faujasite)

Technical and EconomicCharacteristics of the Process

(as per a ten-point scale)

Prod

uctiv

ity

Capi

tal I

nten

sity

Labo

r con

sum

ptio

n

Pow

er c

onsu

mpt

ion

Activ

ity(e

xter

nal

isob

utan

e : b

utyl

ene

mol

ar ra

tio

Sele

ctan

ce (o

ctan

e nu

mbe

r)

Pric

e, th

$/t

C a t a l y s t S p e c i f i c a t i o n s

Crus

hing

stre

ngth

,

kg/m

m2

2030

2020

2015

Legend:

— High-quality production technology

— Low-cost technology

Consistent with platinum salt production method Lower production costs 2030 or later

Production stages Advantages Appearance time

TechnologyInjection of nano-sized precursor into the reaction system with subsequent

extraction of precursor from the reaction product and return into the process

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Leading edge

Process:Standard

Process:Standard

Russian R&D

Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes. Production of Isopropyl Benzene

CATALYST MARKETSScientific and Technical Development

Technology for Preparation of Zeolite-Based Catalysts Processes and Catalysts (Compounds)

Preparation of feedstock

Preparation of solution

Crystallization Ion exchange Granulation, injection of

bonding agent

Drying and baking

Catalyst Main Production Stages

Capital intensity ($ per ton of isopropyl benzene per year)

70 65 65 60

Medium Moderate Low Low

Medium Medium Low Low

1,4 1,2 1,2 1,2Power consumption (OPEX, $ per ton of alkyl gasoline per year)

Rejection rate, %

Technical and Economic Characteristics

2020 203020152010

Labor consumption

Strategic Goals of Russian Producers

Leading edge

2020 203020152010

Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies

Not produced in Russia

50%of Russian

market

50–80% share of Russian

market

100%of Russian

market

Marketing

Quality

Ru

ss

ian

Ma

rk

et

With medium content of

bonding agentContactMechanical

grindingMechanical

blending1

With low content of

bonding agentContactlessMechanical

grindingMechanical

blending2

ContinuousUltrasonic grinding

Feedstock activation

by means of ultra sound or magnetic

radiation

4 Continuous

INTERMITTENT INTERMITTENT CONTACTLESSULTRASONIC

GRINDING

FEEDSTOCK ACTIVATION BY

MEANS OF ULTRA SOUND OR MAGNETIC

RADIATION

3WITH LOW CONTENT OF

BONDING AGENT

2010

7

7

7

7

6

6

6

6

4

4

5

6

7

7

7

7

8

8

10

10

1,4

1,4

1,4

1,4

85

85

85

85

50

50

50

50

Te c h n i c a l a n d E c o n o m i c C h a r a c t e r i s t i c s o f t h e

P r o c e s s ( a s p e r a t e n - o i n t s c a l e )

Prod

uctiv

ity

Capi

tal I

nten

sity

Labo

r con

sum

ptio

n

Pow

er c

onsu

mpt

ion

Activ

ity (e

xter

nal

benz

ene

: pro

pyle

ne m

olar

ratio

Isop

ropy

l ben

zene

se

lect

ivity

, % w

ght

Pric

e, th

$/t

C a t a l y s t S p e c i f i c a t i o n s

Crus

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stre

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,

kg/m

m2

2030

2020

2015

Russ

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Alte

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Tech

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gy

Catalyst type: Aluminum chloride (AlCl3)

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

4

600

4 200

23

2

300

2 100

11,5

1

150

1 050

5,7

— —

Wo

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Ma

rke

t

World Market

2020 203020152010

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

12 600

800–1 300

15 300

1 000–1 500

17 300

1 100–1 700

18 000

1 200–1 800

Wor

ld A

ltern

ativ

e Te

chno

logy

Catalyst type: H3PO4 (phosphoric acid on carrier)

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

18

5 400

16 000

9

2 700

8 000

3

680

2 000

2010

8

8

8

8

5

5

5

5

4

4

5

6

6

6

6

6

5

5

6

6

1,4

1,4

1,4

1,4

90

90

90

90

60

60

60

60

Catalyst:MCM-22

2030

2020

2015

Catalyst:BETA zeolite

Catalyst type:BETA zeolite

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

2

300

19–30

1,25

3

450

29–45

1,9

3

450

29–45

1,9

Catalyst type:MCM-22

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

1

150

9–15

0,7

Continuous Continuous

Research in application of modern all-purpose disintegrators-activators

Research in effects of ultrasound or magnetic radiation, in particular MRET (Molecular Resonance Effect Technology), on feedstock activation and, subsequently, catalyst activity

Consistent with platinum salt production method Lower production costs 2030 or later

Production stages Advantages Appearance time

TechnologyInjection of nano-sized precursor into the reaction system with subsequent

extraction of precursor from the reaction product and return into the process

Continuous Continuous

Creation of demonstrational stand units to research continuous ion exchange

Creation of demonstrational stand units to research continuous crystallization

With low content of

bonding agent

Research in finding efficient bonding agent

Contactless

Research in application of microwaves for contactless baking

Legend:

— High-quality production technology

—Low-cost technology

© State Corporation “Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies”, 2010
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With low content of

bonding agentIntermittent Intermittent ContactMechanical

grindingMechanical

blending2

Continuous Continuous ContactMechanical grinding

Mechanical blending3

With medium content of

bonding agent

Continuous ContactlessMechanical grinding

Mechanical blending4

With low content of

bonding agentContinuous

Ru

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Technology Import

Russian R&D

Nanotechnology Applications in Catalytic Petroleum Refining Processes. Production of Ethyl Benzene

CATALYST MARKETS

Strategic Goals of Russian Producers

Scientific and Technical Development

Catalyst Production TechnologiesZeolite-based

Processes and Catalysts (Compounds)

Preparation of feedstock

Preparation of solution

Crystallization Ion exchange Granulation, injection of

bonding agent

Drying and baking

Catalyst Main Production Stages

Capital intensity ($ per ton of ethyl benzene per year)

75 70 65 60

Medium Medium Low Low

Medium Medium Low Low

1,6 1,4 1,4 1,2Power consumption (heat consumption, GJ per ton of ethyl benzene per year)

Rejection rate, %

Technical and Economic Characteristics

2020 203020152010

Labor consumption

Technology

2020 203020152010

With medium content of

bonding agentIntermittent Intermittent ContactMechanical

grindingMechanical

blending

Introduction of Russia's own full-cycle catalyst production technologies

Leading edge

Not produced in Russia

20% of Russian market

50% of Russian market

80% of Russian market

Technology:AlCl3

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Price, th$/t

Marketing

Quality

Russ

ian

Alte

rnat

ive

Tech

nolo

gy

Catalyst type:Aluminum chloride (AlCl3)

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

3

575

6 900–8 600

5,5

2

440

5 250–6 600

5,5

1

345

4 150–5 200

5,5

— —

Catalyst type:ZSM-5

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

1

230

7–8

40

— —

— —

— —

Catalyst type:BETA zeolite

2020 203020152010

Number of units.

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

— —

2

450

8–11

50

3

542

11

50

3

542

11

50

Catalyst type:Transalkylation, type Y

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

— —

2

450

8–10

40

3

545

9–12

40

5

1100

19–24

40

Catalyst type:MCM-22

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, ktaг

Annual consumption, kta

Annual consumption, $mln

— —

— —

— —

2

545

11–13

60

Catalyst Type:Zeolite catalysts

2020 203020152010

Number of units

Total capacity, kta

Annual consumption, kta

52

21 700

660

58

23 700

720

64

26 200

800

70

28 700

870

17

6900

82,8–103,5

5,5

12

4900

58,8–73,5

5,5

6

2500

30–37,5

5,5

— —

1

Ultrasonic grinding

Feedstock activation by

means of ultra sound or magnetic

radiation

5 ContactlessWith low

content of bonding agent

IntermittentIntermittent

Equipment for feedstock activation by means of ultra sound or magnetic radiation

Ultrasonic grinding equipment

Technical and Economic Characteristics of the Process (as per a ten-point scale)

Prod

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ity

Capi

tal I

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Labo

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Pow

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Activ

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mol

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kg/m

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Ethy

lene

ben

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sele

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ity, %

wgh

t

Pric

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$/t

C a t a l y s t S p e c i f i c a t i o n s

Process:Standard

2010

2015

2020

2030 5

5

5

5

8

8

8

8

4

4

5

6

8

8

8

8

10

10

10

10

1,4

1,4

1,4

1,4

80

80

80

80

40

40

40

40

Catalyst:Transalkylation,

type Y

Process:Standard

2015

2020

2030 5

5

5

5

8

8

8

8

4

4

5

6

9

9

9

9

8

8

8

8

1,4

1,4

1,4

1,4

80

80

80

80

40

40

40

40

Catalyst:ZSM-5 (pentasil)

Process:Standard

2010

2015

7

7

7

7

6

6

6

6

4

4

5

6

7

7

7

7

5

5

6

6

1,4

1,4

1,4

1,4

85

85

85

85

50

50

50

50

Catalyst:BETA zeolite

Process:Standard

2010

2015

2020

5

5

5

5

8

8

8

8

4

4

5

6

6

6

6

6

3

3

4

4

1,4

1,4

1,4

1,4

90

90

90

90

60

60

60

60

Catalyst:MCM-22

Исследования по влиянию ультразвука или магнитного излуче ния, в частности, технологии MRET (Molecular Resonance Effect Technology) на процесс активации сырья и вдальнейшем на активность катализатора

Continuous ContinuousUltrasonic grinding

Feedstock activation by

means of ultra sound or magnetic

radiation

6 ContactlessWith low

content of bonding agent

Research in effects of ultrasound or magnetic radiation, in particular MRET (Molecular Resonance Effect Technology), on feedstock activation and, subsequently, catalyst activity

Research in application of modern all-purpose disintegrators-activators

Creation of demonstrational stand units to research continuous crystallization

Creation of demonstrational stand units to research continuous ion exchange

Research in finding efficient bonding agent

Research in application of microwaves for contactless baking

2010

2030

2020

2030

Consistent with platinum salt production method Lower production costs 2030 or later

Production stages Advantages Appearance time

TechnologyInjection of nano-sized precursor into the reaction system with subsequent

extraction of precursor from the reaction product and return into the process

Legend: — High-quality production technology

— Low-cost technology

© State Corporation “Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies”, 2010