Faheem,
A modified HF process for alkylation has been developed by Texaco
(patent from 1990s, Allied-Signal).
The HF is partly complexed with a polymer, so it does not have as high
pressure and is less likely to form
aerosol in case of release. The octane number is also higher than from
the regular HF process.

Ted

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faheem ahmad wrote:
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> hey,
> im faheem ahmad, chemical engineer from punjab university lahore.
> i with my collegues are designing a plant of alkylation of light ends
> using hf as a catalyst. we required some information regarding reactar
> composition, its controlling parameters and all regarding to it.
> Anyone who has some information regarding this please share it with me.
>
> Thankyou
>
>
> Best Regards
> Faheem Ahmad
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