Cocarbonization of a FCC decant oil (FCCDO) and a vacuum residue of low sulfur crude (LSVR) was studied at 460 and 480°C through the sequential microscopic observation and analyses of the carbonization intermediates produced in a tube bomb to discuss how the best needle coke was produced from their
A two-stage preparation of mesophase pitch from the vacuum residue of FCC decant oil
✍ Scribed by Yang Duk Park; Isao Mochida
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1989
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 733 KB
- Volume
- 27
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0008-6223
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✦ Synopsis
The preparation of mesophase pitch as a precursor for the high-performance carbon fiber from a vacuum residue of FCC-decant oil (FCC-DOVR) was studied, applying a two-stage heat treatment to improve the pitch yield as well as its liquid crystal properties. The present two-stage preparation consisted of the pressurized heat treatment (l-5 MP) of the first stage at 430-480°C and the successive heat treatment under 13-260 Pa at 430°C. Such a two-stage preparation increased the yield of the spinnable mesophase pitch of 100% domain texture with lower softening point to 45% from 22% by the single-stage one from the same feedstock. Spinning properties of the mesophase pitch were excellent to allow smooth spinning for longer than 15 min and random orientation of mesogen molecules in the tranverse section of the fiber perpendicular to the fiber axis. The chemistry of the two-stage preparation for the higher yield and better properties as the fiber precursor is briefly discussed.
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