What is Catalytic Reforming?
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Catalytic reforming is a refining process that converts low-octane petroleum fractions into higher value products. These products include high-octane gasoline blending components and aromatics. Aromatics are used as building blocks for the production of chemicals and plastics.
Catalytic reforming involves heating a mixture of naphtha and hydrogen gas in the presence of a catalyst (platinum being the most common) which promotes the desired chemical reactions. The catalyst causes the molecules in the naphtha to be broken down and reassembled into larger molecules with higher octane ratings and increased aromatic content.
The process is energy-intensive and requires careful monitoring and control to optimize product yields and maintain the efficiency of the catalyst.
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