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Robust, Highly Selective Catalysts for Methanol to Propylene (MTP) Technology

MTPROP® Series

Clariant’s highly selective MTPROP® catalyst series is specially designed for the Methanol to Propylene (Lurgi MTP™) technology jointly developed by Air Liquide and Clariant. Air Liquide’s Lurgi MTP™ process combines an efficient reactor system with Clariant's highly selective MTPROP zeolite-based catalysts, to convert methanol to propylene in the presence of steam.

 

An industry benchmark for MTP applications, the MTPROP catalyst series helps cover the growing demand for on-purpose propylene production derived from flexible C1-Cx feedstock. The technology and catalysts have been successfully proven at several commercial plants throughout China.

 

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Benefits
  • Highly selective catalyst
  • Proprietary zeolite 
  • High-purity alumina binder
  • Industry benchmark for MTP applicaction
  • Has demonstrated great thermal and physical robustness, as well as extremely long lifetime and high yields in commercial operation
  • High crush-strength extrudates 
  • Sustains multiple high-temperature carbon burns (regeneration)
  • Diameter and length optimized for minimized pressure drop
  • Low attrition 
Specifications
Product compositionZeolite (MFI-type)
Size1.5 mm
ShapeExtrusions
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