TK-703 HyOctane™

Conventional fuels

NiMo catalyst for FCC gasoline

Minimizes octane loss

Selective di-olefin saturation

Transfers sulfur to heavy fraction

A NiMo catalyst for FCC treatment

TK-703 HyOctane™ is a specially developed NiMo catalyst for selective hydrogenation units in Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) gasoline post-treatment.

The catalyst has low HDS and hydrogenation activity. Therefore, this catalyst is excellent as a catalyst for the first reactor in FCC gasoline post-treatment units, where only saturation of di-olefins is needed, and the octane loss is minimized. Furthermore, the catalyst enables transfer of sulfur from the light fraction into the heavy fraction of the liquid product.

TK-703 HyOctane™ is part of Topsoe’s series of HyOctane™ catalysts that are specifically developed for all steps in FCC gasoline post-treatment applications.

Other catalysts in this series are TK-710 HyOctane™ and TK-747 HyOctane™.

Their optimized activity and selectivity enable removal of sulfur to ultra-low levels while retaining high octane numbers, allowing a stable, flexible, and profitable production of high-quality gasoline.

Application

It is applied in Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) gasoline post-treatment.

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