Are there any methods for dealing with nickel and vanadium in crude oil?
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As the title says. Are there any good methods available for dealing with nickel and vanadium in crude oil at present? Crude oil hydrogenation isn’t an option; we can only consider chemical agents!
Is there now a process for crude oil hydrogenation? Could you give a general overview?
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What determines the amount of passivator to be added?
Electro-deposition doesn’t clean things thoroughly; a passivating agent has to be added after that, which is troublesome
Generally, corresponding metal removers are added. Electrolysis isn’t cost-effective; in my opinion, electrolytic desalination can be quite troublesome. Using chemicals to cause the metals to precipitate is the best approach
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Add it at two to five times the content of nickel and vanadium in the crude oil.