In 1963, catalytic reforming plants with a capacity of per day were installed.
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Today, the large majority of gasoline produced worldwide is derived from the catalytic reforming process.
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In the mid-1950s, the first noble metal catalytic reforming process ( the flow diagram below, have been commercialized.
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Usually, three reactors are all that is required to provide the desired performance of the catalytic reforming unit.
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Most catalytic reforming catalysts contain platinum or rhenium on a silica-alumina support base, and some contain both platinum and rhenium.
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The table just below lists some fairly typical straight-run heavy naphtha feedstocks, available for catalytic reforming, derived from various crude oils.
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The plant will be tied up with Petron's continuous catalytic reforming project which will enable the firm to produce more environment-friendly gasoline.
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Catalytic reforming is possible in small, distributed ( even mobile ) plants, to take advantage of stranded biomass / biowastes or natural gas deposits.
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President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan dedicated the refinery to the nation with the commissioning of second crude distillation unit and catalytic reforming unit on 18 October 1966.
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The commonly used catalytic reforming catalysts contain noble metals such as platinum and / or rhenium, which are very susceptible to poisoning by sulfur and nitrogen compounds.
