BF-8493 2
BF-8493 2
BF-8493 2
catalyst
Rare earth promoted nickel oxide technology
Product data
Proven catalysis expertise Applications Due to the high temperatures and
With over 50 years of catalysis Steam reforming of natural gas is pressures involved in the steam
experience and a reputation for currently one of the most widely reforming process, catalysts must be
superior customer service, BASF is used methods for the production of carefully formulated and shaped to
proud to introduce a complete line of syngas. Steam is mixed with the
ensure desired performance.
high performing catalyst feed gas in a heated and
technologies for hydrogen and pressurized reactor in the presence
ammonia production. of a nickel catalyst. The Features
hydrocarbons react with the steam to BASF Primary Steam Reforming
From hydrodesulfurization to steam form hydrogen and carbon Catalyst is based on the proven
reforming to ammonia synthesis, let monoxide: combination of a nickel oxide
us show you how our proven syngas catalyst on a calcium/alumina base.
CH4 + H2O ⇌ CO + 3H2 However, through careful control of
technologies can make a difference
in your operation. geometry and composition and the
The resultant carbon monoxide addition of a Rare Earth promoter, a
reacts with the steam to form number of performance
Cutting-edge catalyst technology additional hydrogen and carbon
BASF Primary Steam Reforming improvements are achieved.
dioxide:
Catalyst is a Rare Earth (REO)
promoted nickel oxide catalyst Low pressure drop
suitable for the production of syngas. CO + H2O ⇌ CO2 + H2 Increased pressure drop across the
steam reformer can lead directly to
higher operating costs. BASF
Primary Steam Reforming Catalyst’s
Target Properties unique 6-hole shape offers a larger
SG-9301 void fraction and is designed to
provide a low pressure drop (see
Description Gray 6-holed domed cylinder
Figure 1).
Support type Rare earth promoted calcium aluminate
Composition (wt %) NiO = 16.5%
CaO = 6.0%
REO = 3.0%
Al2O3 = balance
Si < 0.1%
3
Bulk density 0.95 kg / liter [60 lb / ft ]
Size ∅ 16 mm X 16 mm [∅ 5/8 in X 5/8 in] Figure 1: Improved domed cylinder with
∅ 16 mm X 9 mm [∅ 5/8 in X 3/8 in] 6-hole design offers maximized surface area
Inner hole ∅ 3.5 mm [∅ 1/8 in] with reduced pressure drop.
Crush strength 400 N/cm [228 lb / in]
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