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Feasibility of directly adding pure sulfur to hydrocracking feedstock to supplement sulfur

2010-01-28View Original

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The VGO used as feedstock for hydrocracking has a low sulfur content, and the hydrogen sulfide concentration in the recycle hydrogen is also low; these conditions do not meet the requirements of the catalysts, so sulfur supplementation is necessary. Moreover, vulcanizing agents are expensive and consume a large amount. Consider whether high-purity sulfur can be dissolved in hot feed oil or what pretreatment measures can be taken to prepare sulfur-rich blending feedstocks I would appreciate it if experts could provide analysis or share their practical experience to determine whether this approach is feasible Are there any harms and disadvantages?
Reply #22014-05-23
Mr. Niu Jiali from Baotailong in Qitaihe, Heilongjiang, has a paper on Baidu Wenku that specifically introduces this solution.
Reply #32014-05-24
It shouldn’t be possible, right? If it were possible, it would be very cheap. Looking forward to higher education. . .
Reply #42014-05-28
Get a connection! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #52014-05-29
http://wenku.baidu.com/view/08992d6ea45177232f60a2bc.html It seems that many people are interested in sulfur supplementation. There are two concerns with this method: first, sulfur must be kept warm; otherwise it will solidify ; Secondly, it needs to be added to the circulating oil; the amount is difficult to control, and if refining and cracking are separated, refining becomes another issue. I, being rather incompetent, am currently working on a plan to directly supplement hydrogen sulfide. Those who are interested please send an email to wangseeyou@163.com. First, please provide an overview of your company, and I will discuss the matter with you.
Reply #62014-05-29
http://wenku.baidu.com/view/08992d6ea45177232f60a2bc.html It seems that many people are interested in sulfur supplementation. There are two concerns with this method: first, sulfur must be kept warm; otherwise it will solidify ; Secondly, it needs to be added to the circulating oil; the amount is difficult to control, and if refining and cracking are separated, refining becomes another issue. I, being rather incompetent, am currently working on a plan to directly supplement hydrogen sulfide. Those who are interested please send an email to wangseeyou@163.com. First, please provide an overview of your company, and I will discuss the matter with you.
Reply #72014-05-29
It would be better for you to do some theoretical work first before putting it into practice; after all, this method has never been used before, so its effectiveness is unknown.

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