CATALYNX PDH
Coupling unit operations at the molecular scale to improve process performance in propane dehydrogenation (PDH)
The CATALYNX Advantage
As propane is heated, propylene and hydrogen are formed
2. Eventually, equilibrium is reached and propylene production stops
3. CATALYNX technology disrupts equilibrium through hydrogen removal
4. More propylene is produced to re-establish equilibrium resulting in higher conversion
Learn More About Our Technology
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Multifunctional membrane–catalyst systems for chemical upgrading of shale gas
Read our newest viewpoint in Nature Chemical Engineering on the challenges and potential for catalytic upgrading of shale gas components to chemical building blocks.
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Overcoming limitations in propane dehydrogenation by codesigning catalyst-membrane systems
Read our research in article in Science about the design of membrane-catalyst systems (CATALYNX) which show higher-than-equilibrium PDH Conversion.
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Stable and selective catalysts for propane dehydrogenation operating at thermodynamic limit
Read our research article in Science on the design of a highly active and selective PDH catalyst that operates at thermodynamic limits without the need for hydrogen.
