Tackling Challenges in Emission Reduction and Capacity Increase with Superior Catalyst Shape Geometries

Background

Tackling Challenges in Emission Reduction and Capacity Increase with Superior Catalyst Shape Geometries.
Webinar
Date : Thursday 15 May 2025
Time: 11:30 AM SAST
Webinar Facilitator: Tobias Berg

ECSA Validated CPD Activity,
Credits = 0.1 points per hour attended.
SAGC Validated Activity.

ABOUT THE CONGRESS

Due to ever stricter legislation towards lower SO2 emissions, superior catalyst shape and composition has become ever more important. Join BASF’s team of experts as they discuss how high-performance catalyst combines the benefits of an increased surface area with a superior caesium-promoted active phase composition, enabling significantly lower ignition and operating temperatures and thus reducing SO2 emissions.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Dr. Jochen Willersinn, Lead Speaker
Jochen studied chemistry at the Johannes-Gutenberg-University in Mainz, Germany with a focus on polymer- and organometallic chemistry, followed by a diploma in polymer chemistry at the Max-Planck-Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz, Germany. After finishing his PhD at the Max-Planck-Institute of Colloids and Interfaces in Potsdam, Germany, he joined BASF in 2017 as Lab Leader in the Research Department. In 2022, Jochen joined BASF’s Process Catalyst Division to work as Technology Manager for Sulfuric Acid Catalysts for the EMEA region. Here, he supports clients to achieve their emission and production targets with BASF’s cutting-edge catalyst technologies for sulfuric acid production.

WHY ATTEND ?
Gain practical strategies on how you can tackle challenges in emission reduction and capacity Increase with superior Catalyst Shape Geometries. This is enabled through BASF’s state-of-the-art testing facility and analytics combined with more than 150 years of research and experience.

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