Catalyst for diesel hydrogenation unit
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What types of catalysts are generally used in current diesel and gasoline hydrogenation units? And which manufacturers produce them? How high can the sulfur content in diesel be? Everyone, share your thoughts
RN-10B, China Institute of Petroleum Research: diesel sulfur level up to 1 ppm, capacity of 145 t/h; produces coker diesel and gasoline, as well as blended products of normal naphtha, reduced naphtha, and catalyzed diesel.
Can the diesel and gasoline hydrogenation catalysts developed by the Fuyan Research Institute meet the requirements of Standard V? If you know, please let me know
I’m not really sure about this. Our facility has always used catalysts provided by the Institute of Rock Mechanics; the responses we received were not detailed enough. We used three different catalysts: RN-10, RN-10B, and RS-1000, with two reactors connected in series.
We used the FHUDS-6 from Furian
We are using Albemarle catalysts from the United States; after two years of use, their desulfurization performance is satisfactory and their activity is very good
We have been using the FH-UDS from Fuyuan for two years; the sulfur content in the diesel is 500 ppm
The Shiyi Academy RS1100 model has reached a level of 80 ppm at its lowest, and it has not gone any lower than that
The Institute of Geosciences already has the RS2000.
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