Use of Natural Nanotubes of Halloysite Clay for
Thermochemical Conversion of Cottonseed Oil

• Authors: T.A. Mammadova , N.V. Hasankhanova , Kh.Sh. Teyubov , E.N. Askerova , T.S. Latifova , V.M. Abbasov
• Languages of publication: EN

Abstracts

EN

The process of obtaining low molecular weight
C2-C4 olefins, as a result of thermal and thermocatalytic
conversion of cottonseed oil was investigated. The total
content of olefin gases obtained by the thermal conversion
of cottonseed oil in the temperature range of 700-800°C is
57.2-65.2 wt. %. Thermocatalytic conversion of cottonseed
oil on the natural halloysite nanotubes as a catalyst in the
temperature range of 500-800 ° provides the total content
of olefins 10.8-69.2 wt. with increased yield of propylene
and butenes.

Keywords

EN

thermal and thermocatalytic cracking; halloysite; vegetable oil; low molecular weight olefins

• Publisher: De Gruyter Open
• Journal: Catalysis for Sustainable Energy
• Year: 2014
• Volume: 2
• Issue: 1

Dates

received

14 - 11 - 2014

online

18 - 1 - 2015

accepted

29 - 12 - 2014

Contributors

author

T.A. Mammadova

• Y.H. Mammadaliyev name Institute of Petrochemical
  Processes. ANAS, Baku Az1025, Baku Ave Khojaly 30

author

N.V. Hasankhanova

• Y.H. Mammadaliyev name Institute of Petrochemical
  Processes. ANAS, Baku Az1025, Baku Ave Khojaly 30

author

Kh.Sh. Teyubov

• Y.H. Mammadaliyev name Institute of Petrochemical
  Processes. ANAS, Baku Az1025, Baku Ave Khojaly 30

author

E.N. Askerova

• Y.H. Mammadaliyev name Institute of Petrochemical
  Processes. ANAS, Baku Az1025, Baku Ave Khojaly 30

author

T.S. Latifova

• Y.H. Mammadaliyev name Institute of Petrochemical
  Processes. ANAS, Baku Az1025, Baku Ave Khojaly 30

author

V.M. Abbasov

• Y.H. Mammadaliyev name Institute of Petrochemical
  Processes. ANAS, Baku Az1025, Baku Ave Khojaly 30

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1515/cse-2015-0001