| 6 | Development of a CO_2 Tolerant Fischer-Tropsch Catalyst:from Laboratory to Commercial-Sca1e Demonstration in Alaska显示文摘This article describes the development of BP's Fischer-Tropsch catalyst, used for the conversion of carbon monoxide and hydrogen into liquid hydrocarbons. It covers the 18 year period from the early eighties, when laboratory scale preparations and micro-reactors were heavily used, right through to the present day with the commercial scale manufacture and proving of the finished catalyst in BP's new $86 million gas to liquids demonstration facility in Nikiski, Alaska. Extensive performance testing and scale-up experiments have been successfully carried out, all proof that a laboratory preparation can indeed be translated into a commercial manufacturing process. In addition, the resulting catalyst does not only meet the process design targets, but also exhibits enhanced stability and is tolerant to carbon dioxide.Above all, a commercial scale, fixed bed Fischer-Tropsch catalyst is now available and ready for licensing.Manufacturing procedures and quality control have all been successfully detailed and transferred to the commercial manufacturer. | Joep J H M Font Freide Tim D Gamlin J Richard Hensman Barry Nay Christopher Sharp | 2004 | Journal of Natural Gas Chemistry2004，13，1： | 0 |
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