Gasoline deodorization catalyst and activated carbon
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Who has the specifications, model parameters, and such things for gasoline deodorization catalysts and activated carbon? ? ? ? ?
It depends on whether the odor to be removed is caused by sulfur-containing inorganic substances If it’s this case, it’s a bit more complicated. If it is only the deodorization of aromatic compounds, it is much simpler.
Gasoline is processed through a hydrogenation unit, and degassing is primarily used to remove large-molecule thiols from the gasoline.
Gasoline is processed through a hydrogenation unit, and degassing is primarily used to remove large-molecule thiols from the gasoline.
Understood. I’ll look up some information first before giving my advice. Activated carbon is also useful for removing thiols from carbon dioxide during beer fermentation, but that is for gas-phase applications, which are slightly different from your use case.
The UOP Merox™ treatment catalyst can solve this problem. Using activated carbon alone is not enough.
Dude, is what you’re sending a link? ? Or what?
This estimate refers to the catalyst model from UOP!