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Reasons for high sulfur content

2019-09-22View Original

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The hydrogenation oil has high sulfur content, but the product’s sulfur content is low; it’s not due to non-aromatic sulfonic acids. Please advise
Reply #22019-09-24
Is the hydrogenated oil the product that condenses after coming out of the reactor? Is the product subjected to stripping? After stripping, the hydrogenated oil has the dissolved hydrogen sulfide removed from it
Reply #32019-09-26
As mentioned above, if it is the oil obtained with low sulfur content or oil that has not been stripped in a stripper, its sulfur level will definitely be higher than that of the final product; this is because oil that has not undergone stripping contains large amounts of hydrogen sulfide, which results in a higher sulfur level in the hydrogenated oil. You can try alkali washing; after that, the test results will be the same as those for the product’s sulfur content

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