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How to reduce the sulfur content in catalytic gasoline

2012-09-17View Original

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How to reduce the sulfur content in catalytic gasoline; currently, the sulfur level in catalytic diesel exceeds the limits
Reply #22012-09-17
Currently, hydrodesulfurization is the most effective method for reducing sulfur content
Reply #32012-09-18
Direct hydrogenation of catalytic gasoline results in a loss of octane rating; it seems that selective hydrogenation can avoid this
Reply #42012-09-18
Most selective hydrogenations also affect octane number, especially olefin saturation.
Reply #52012-09-18
For new installations, processes such as MIP, FDFCC, or similar can be used, resulting in a relatively low amount of sulfur in the gasoline. If a catalytic unit already exists, then pre-hydrogenation of the feedstock or post-hydrogenation of the gasoline must be considered. There are few methods for controlling gasoline sulfur using the catalytic device itself, and they are unreasonable.

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