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2019-01-01View Original

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Is the sulfur content in gasoline produced through the hydroprocessing of high-sulfur crude oil frequently not meeting the specifications? Are there any clever tricks?
Reply #22019-01-01
The sulfur content of crude oil can be significantly reduced first using gases or metal powders, or gasoline can be reduced through special adsorbents. It is recommended to adopt the former.
Reply #32019-01-02
1. It is necessary to determine the form in which sulfur exists in order to effectively monitor the addition of chemicals. 2. An effective approach is to change the raw materials, thereby avoiding the processing of high-sulfur crude oil
Reply #42019-01-02
Treat the symptoms, and also address the root cause.
Reply #52019-01-15
If the sulfur content in catalytic gasoline is high, the refined gasoline will immediately fail to meet the standards

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