Why BASF?
With conventional reforming catalysts coking is initiated through deposition and insertion of a carbon species from the vapor phase into the metallic nickel (Ni) particles. Carbon accumulates at these weak points, forming carbon “whiskers“ and soft coke. This ultimately leads to deactivation of the catalyst. Self- cleaning mechanism Unique structure and composition of metal oxide carrierNo accumulation of C on catalyst surfaceNo deactivation in dryer conditions
