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Gums & Polymer formation control Olefins & Diolefins saturation

Pressure drop induced by gum formation is frequently encountered in unit processing some cracked feedstock derived from various conversion processes. The olefins and mainly the diolefins contained in these streams tend to polymerize and get oxidized forming a crust which deposit in the upper layers of the reactor.

Axens has developed specific gradings, with neutral support and medium activity, to ensure the full hydrogenation of the olefins and diolefins while minimizing the risk of polymerization.

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