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catalysts and mechanisms. In an
industrial hydrodesulfurization unit, such as in a refinery, the
hydrodesulfurization reaction takes place in a fixed-bed reactor...
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product for
other oil
refinery processes such as
hydrocracking and
hydrodesulfurization. Oil
refineries will
blend various feedstocks, mix
appropriate additives...
- As
applied to oil
refinery streams, the
conversion is
known as
hydrodesulfurization.
These processes are of
industrial and
environmental importance as...
- sulfur-containing compounds. The oil
refining process commonly includes hydrodesulfurization which converts most of that
sulfur into
gaseous hydrogen sulfide...
- in the "upgrading" of
fossil fuels. Key
consumers of H2
include hydrodesulfurization, and hydrocracking. Many of
these reactions can be
classified as...
-
sulfur contaminant is
transformed to
hydrogen sulfide via
catalytic hydrodesulfurization and
removed from the
product stream via
amine gas treating. Using...
- of the
hydrogen used
elsewhere in the
refinery (for example, in
hydrodesulfurization processes). The
hydrogen is also
necessary in
order to hydrogenolyze...
- of NMP is used to
remove hydrogen sulfide from sour gas and from
hydrodesulfurization facilities. It
offers some
advantages over the
Selexol process in...
- produced. In the
purification of
petroleum products, the
process of
hydrodesulfurization is utilized. Thiols, such as thiophene, are
reduced using H2 to produce...
-
marketed as "Paladin" by Arkema. DMDS is used to
prepare catalysts for
hydrodesulfurization,
because of its high
sulfur content and low
decomposition temperature...
