Higher activity, larger volume swell - the answer is HyBRIM™
TK-611 HyBRIM™ offers 25% higher HDS and HDN activity than the successful 1st generation HyBRIM™ catalyst.
Customer case Higher activity, larger volume swell - the answer is HyBRIM™Refiners are under pressure to produce more middle distillate products from heavy or renewable feedstocks. As an increasing number of countries move towards requirements for low and ultra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD) with a high cetane number, the refining industry faces a double-edged challenge in terms of meeting the ever stringent specifications for diesel fuel, while simultaneously producing more diesel product from lower quality feedstocks.
Topsoe has been at the forefront of the hydroprocessing catalyst technology for many years, and today, we are the market leader within the field of catalysts, licensed technology, and reactor internals for the production of ULSD.
Our hydrotreating solutions offer you the opportunity to meet all legislative requirements when producing clean fuels, either from conventional crude oil, or from alternative feeds such as coal tar, shale oil, Fischer-Tropsch wax, or renewable material, regardless whether the goal is to produce ULSD, bunker fuel (marine diesel) or other.
Using our extensive knowledge of hydroprocessing, we are able to optimize operating conditions and catalyst loadings, thereby minimizing investment costs and utility consumption.
Our solutions within diesel hydrotreating can help you achieve:
The processes in which Topsoe’s catalysts and technology are applied can be designed to maximize the cycle length and meet the required specifications, depending on the customer requirements; or the process can be designed to achieve a perfect balance between all performance parameters. Whatever the case, the overall goal is to optimize performance in accordance with the needs of the individual refinery.
TK-611 HyBRIM™ offers 25% higher HDS and HDN activity than the successful 1st generation HyBRIM™ catalyst.
Customer case Higher activity, larger volume swell - the answer is HyBRIM™A European refinery was having problems with the catalysts they were using in a high-pressure diesel unit with limited hydrogen supply.
Customer case Refinery saves more than $10 million by replacing suboptimal catalysts