Influence Factors of Catalyst Carrier
Influence Factors of Catalyst Carrier
Carrier Type
The acid base of the carrier surface
The oxygen storage capacity of the carrier
Studies have shown that the conversion rate of methane varies from 33.4% to 66.9% due to different carriers. Except for SiO2, the selectivity of carbon monoxide of the catalysts supported by other carriers is more than 99%.
Because the acidity and alkalinity of the carrier surface have a great influence on the activity and anti-coking ability of the catalyst, the acidity and alkalinity of the carrier surface should also be considered when selecting a catalyst carrier. It is generally believed that the relatively strong basic center on the surface of the catalyst will help to enhance the anti-coking ability of the catalyst.
The oxygen storage capacity of the carrier also has an effect on the performance of the methane partial oxidation reaction. The so-called oxygen storage capacity refers to the ability of the carrier to reversibly store and release a large amount of oxygen in accordance with the gas phase concentration. It is generally believed that a carrier with a higher oxygen storage capacity is beneficial to the partial oxidation reaction.



