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Metal & Catalyst Resources is a buyer of most types of spent molybdenum catalyst and molybdenum residues Typical refining catalysts such as hydrotreating and hydrodesulfurization catalysts contain from 3% to 20% Molybdenum These refining catalysts are classified as hazardous waste in the United States K 171 K 172 and many other countries
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·The spent catalyst regeneration was staged in these designs and dense bed catalyst coolers were optional These coolers have also been used with single stage regenerators for residual catalytic cracking units Refiners are concerned about both performance and reliability when choosing a system Reactors are vertical pipes that are generally
In an RFCC unit catalyst management is more complex than in a traditional vacuum gas oil feed FCC These units usually require a higher catalyst addition rates normally of more than one catalyst and more frequent catalyst withdrawals This paper will outline current best practices in all areas of catalyst handling for today s RFCC unit
The spent FCC catalyst tailings containing harmful components are first sieved into three particle sizes medium 40 80 mesh small 80 150 mesh and tiny less than 150 mesh These three materials are then mixed in a ratio of 2 3 5 After mixing 10 % of the total mass of the spent FCC catalyst tailings and lithium mica beneficiation
·Dynamically Stabilizing Oxygen Atoms in Silver Catalyst for Highly Selective and Durable CO2 Reduction Reaction Bin Liu Corresponding Author Bin Liu [email protected] City University of Hong Kong Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Department of Materials Science and Engineering 999077 Hong Kong HONG KONG
While all precious metals refiners are capable of recovering most of the rhenium content from spent process catalysts on soluble alumina carriers until recently none has been able to recover virtually all of the rhenium content However when the spent catalyst lot is processed by hydrometallurgical techniques these factors become more
·useful materials have been studied by refiners to handle the spent catalyst problem [3] Problem Statement Recovery of metals and other valuable products from spent catalysts is a smart option Recovery metals such as V Mo Ni and Co from spent hydro processing catalysts have been described in many studies
·nitrogen has been reported The solid spent refinery catalysts will refer to as non regenrable catalysts and the hazardous nature of the spent catalysts is attracting the attention of environmental authorities in many countries and the refiners are experiencing pressures from environmental authorities for safe handling of spent catalysts
·For spent catalysts about 30% of PGMs were recovered namely 34 tonnes of Pt 61 tonnes of Pd and tonnes of Rh USGS 23 MPa 60 min Gold and silver were selectively recovered from copper anode slime from e waste smelting by NaClO 3 NaCl H 2 SO 4 solution By controlling the concentration of H mol/L
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·Recovery of silver in the form of value added spherical silver powder from spent Ag Al2O3 catalyst by a novel clean method November 2023 DOI /
·This paper reports a comprehensive recovery of valuable metals from spent Al2O3 based catalysts using sodium carbonate roasting and water leaching In all experimental parameters roasting is one of the most critical influences on the leaching effect During the roasting of sodium carbonate insoluble NiAl2O4 and α Al2O3 are converted to soluble
·Large quantities of spent hydrodesulfurization HDS catalysts are available from petrochemical industry Disposal of spent catalyst is a problem as it falls under the category of hazardous industrial waste due to its vanadium concentration Most of these catalysts are usually supported on alumina containing a variable percentage of elements such as nickel or
·The petroleum refining industry produces a large amount of spent hydrodesulphurization HDS catalyst every year representing a hazardous solid waste but also an important secondary resource In the work presented herein extraction of molybdenum from spent HDS catalyst by two stage roasting followed by water leaching was investigated The
·This study developed an effective and practical process for recovering vanadium as vanadium pentoxide V2O5 from spent refinery catalysts It involves four stages leaching purification precipitation and calcination Vanadium was first leached using NaOH; then the solution was purified by precipitation Next vanadium was recovered as ammonium
The precious metals in these catalysts are known as PGMs or Platinum Group Metals that include platinum palladium rhodium and ruthenium; rhenium while not considered a PGM is also a valuable precious metal and is often present in hydrocarbon processing catalysts along with gold or silver PGM bearing catalysts are typically employed on
·A new technology is being introduced to North America that will allow refiners to unload spent catalyst from hydroprocessing units under air rather than nitrogen thus
·Catalyst dumped from reactors can go to regeneration reclamation or disposal facilities Fig 1 [36 168 bytes] Photo courtesy of Federal Container Corp About this
·The spent catalyst was leached with sulfuric acid and the pH of the actual leach liquor was It is noteworthy that the pH of leach liquor was adjusted with ammonia Alamin336 Aliquat336 DEHPA TEHA TBP concentrations were maintained at mol/L and the reaction time was kept at 10 min at an organic to aqueous volume ratio O/A = 1
·The present study proposes an overall recycling process for spent hydrodesulfurization HDS catalysts The process put together stages already known in the technical literature tested again with samples coming from the roasting stage in a pilot kiln which is the most limiting stage of metal recovery from spent catalysts These catalysts contain
·The main silver reserves are concentrated in complex polymetallic ores deposits That is why Silver is often a by product of mining for other metals Metallic silver is produced during the processing of various types of technogenic materials Silver bearing raw materials used at refineries mostly come in the form of Dore
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·The process of washing and removing crude oil from spent catalysts is a serious issue in both catalyst regeneration and precious metals recovery In this work five different solvents with various polar and aromatic properties were chosen to evaluate their impact on the catalyst support structure and crude oil recovery from oil contaminated
·The spent Ag Al 2 O 3 catalyst is an important silver secondary resource due to its high content of Ag However the most commonly used nitric acid leaching method produces toxic and harmful NO x gases Herein a novel clean method was proposed to treat the spent Ag Al 2 O 3 catalyst using the green leaching agent cerium ammonium nitrate instead of nitric
·Spent catalysts and ashes cause environmental risks due to their hazardous content for the regeneration and reactivation of the catalysts that are deactivated by metal fouling is not available to refiners the spent catalysts are discarded as solid waste Marafi and Stanislaus 2008a Marafi and Stanislaus 2008b Macaskie et al 2010