Oleflex Process
The Oleflex process is a catalytic dehydrogenation technology for
the production of propylene from propane and isobutylene from isobutane.
Propylene is the world’s second largest petrochemical commodity
used in the production of numerous products including polypropylene,
acrylonitrile, acrylic acid, propylene oxide and glycols. The Oleflex
process provides a dedicated independent source of high-quality polymer-grade
propylene which can give you more control over propylene feedstock
costs.
DeH-14 catalyst is UOP’s latest generation catalyst for the Oleflex process
offering 30% higher coking stability, compared to DeH-12 catalyst, with the
same high activity and selectivity.
The Oleflex process incorporates several important pieces of proprietary equipment
developed by UOP including Polybed PSA, modular CCR regenerators, UOP Catalyst
Regeneration Control systems, MD distillation trays, and High Flux tubing.
Use of this equipment results in significant capital and operating cost savings.
To find complementary products and services, click on the following links:
Oleflex Adsorbents
Heat & Mass Transfer Equipment
Specialty Control Systems
Basic Engineering Design
Plant Startup Services
Tech Support Services
Training
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