PP-54PREPARATION OF ADVANCED ADSORBENTS AND CATALYSTSUPPORTS BY PROCESSING OF RICE HUSKShikina N.V. 1 , Ismagilov Z.R. 1 , Andrievskaya I.P. 1 , Rudina N.A. 1 ,Mansurov Z.A. 2 , Biisenbaev M.A. 2 , Zhandosov Zh.M. 21 <strong>Boreskov</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Catalysis</strong> <strong>SB</strong> <strong>RAS</strong>, 630090, <strong>Novosibirsk</strong>, <strong>Russia</strong>,5, Pr. Akad. Lavrentieva, zri@catalysis.ru2 Al-Faraby Kazakh National University, 050038, Almaty, Kazakhstan,71, al-Faraby av.Rice husk (RH) is a valuable secondary material obtained during production <strong>of</strong>commodity rice. As much as 550 million tons <strong>of</strong> rice husk are accumulated annuallyin rice-producing countries. RH is characterized by high concentration <strong>of</strong> ashes (morethan 20%) consisting mostly <strong>of</strong> amorphous SiO 2 . Meanwhile, RH is a lignocellulosebiomass that can be used as a precursor for synthesis <strong>of</strong> carbon materiasl withdeveloped porous structure by special processing. The RH processing includescarbonization followed by physical (CO 2 , water vapor) or chemical (KOH, NaOH,K 2 CO 3 , ZnCl 2 , etc.) activation <strong>of</strong> the carbonized rice husk (CRH) at 650°C or highertemperature. The CRH activation yields microporous carbon materials with highspecific surface area and pore volume. However, it is necessary to developmesoporous structure and lift steric limitations to use them for adsorption <strong>of</strong> heavymetals, radioactive nuclides, and organic pollutants or as catalyst supports.We developed a SiO 2 leaching method for the predominant formation <strong>of</strong>mesopores necessary for the catalyst supports or adsorbents. We studied RHcarbonization in the Ar atmosphere, developed a CRH leaching method,demonstrated the formation <strong>of</strong> honeycomb monoliths from CRH and applicability <strong>of</strong>the SiO 2 leaching method for the formed monoliths. The mesoporous CRH andcarbon monoliths were studied at all the synthesis stages by a complex <strong>of</strong>physicochemical methods: BET, SEM, XRD, AAS and determination <strong>of</strong> themechanical strength. The developed method makes it possible to remove 90-95% <strong>of</strong>SiO 2 from the material matrix, increasing S BET from 167 to 400 m 2 /g and V Σ from 0.1to 0.4 cm 3 /g, and yielding a material with the fraction <strong>of</strong> mesopores (D pore =30-100 nm) about 85-90%. The prepared monoliths are characterized by S BET exceeding300 m 2 /g, V Σ = 0.3 cm 3 /g and high mechanical strength. In the presentation we shalldemonstrate examples <strong>of</strong> the tests and application <strong>of</strong> the synthesized materials.144
PP-55PRODUCTION OF KETAL OF GLYCERIN – POTENTIAL MOTORFUEL WITH HIGH ANTIKNOCK PROPERTIESMaximov A.L., Shlyakhtitsev D.S., Nekhaev A.I.A.V. Topchiev <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> Petrochemical Synthesis <strong>RAS</strong>, 119991 Moscow,Leninsky prospect, 29, nekhaev@ips.ac.ruThe problem <strong>of</strong> search <strong>of</strong> renewable energy sources arises because <strong>of</strong> theincreasing consumption <strong>of</strong> fuels and limitedness <strong>of</strong> petroleum reserves. One <strong>of</strong>inexhaustible sources for fuel producing is vegetable biomass <strong>of</strong> our planet.Glycerin is easily generated by hydrolysis <strong>of</strong> natural oils and also as the largetonnageco-product <strong>of</strong> interesterification <strong>of</strong> vegetable oils with methanol for thepurpose <strong>of</strong> production <strong>of</strong> biodiesel, which is a substitute for petroleum diesel fuel.Acetone is an available and relatively cheap product <strong>of</strong> petrochemical synthesisand also the co-product <strong>of</strong> biotechnological production <strong>of</strong> biobutanol. Ketal, that is aproduct <strong>of</strong> reaction between acetone and glycerin, is not only a good motor fuel, butalso possesses high antiknock properties.Interaction between acetone and glycerin was led in flow reactor heated bycylindrical electrical oven. Initial products were fed into mixing junction with highpressurepumps. Reaction products were identified by the instrumentality <strong>of</strong>chromatography-mass spectrometric method, current analyses were made withchromatograph Kristalux-4000M.As catalytic agents were tested cationite KU-2, zeolites β, ZBM, NaX. The highestproduct yields were achieved by using <strong>of</strong> zeolite β.OHOH+O-H 2OOOOHOH145