Abstract
The modern requirements for the environmental properties of automotive gasolines make it necessary to expand production of nonaromatic high-octane components. Of the production processes for such components, the process of isomerization of light naphtha cuts is distinguished by low cost, high (96-99 wt. %) yield of target product, and simplicity of the technology.
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