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Catalytic desulfurization

2017-12-08View Original

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Is it necessary to use catalytic cracking liquefied gas desulfurization and hydrodesulfurization of naphtha to remove disulfides? Thank you.
Reply #22017-12-08
Neither the M method nor the LDS method in the catalytic cracking gasoline refining system involves disulfide extraction; only the liquefied gas process does. For the dehydrogenation of atmospheric naphtha and catalytic gasoline or light gasoline, desulfurization is not required in advance; generally, a pre-hydrodesulfurization system is used
Reply #32017-12-09
It mainly depends on the destinations of these two products: desulfurized liquefied gas is used for feed gas separation, MTBE, and alkylation. Atmospheric naphtha generally undergoes reforming, and desulfurization is required in this process

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