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What is the relationship between the gasoline sulfur content and octane loss in S Zorb device products?

2021-11-29View Original

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During the production process, what is the relationship between these two, and how should a choice be made?
Reply #22021-11-29
Their relationship isn’t very direct, you know
Reply #32021-12-01
It doesn’t really matter; the sulfur content is mainly removed through adsorption desulfurization; The temperature is relatively low, so no significant reactions will occur ; No bond breaking or saturation reactions occur, so the octane rating is not lost
Reply #42021-12-24
In normal production, by controlling the reaction temperature and hydrogen partial pressure as well as the activity of the adsorbent and regulating the relationship between these factors, the desulfurization rate increases while the octane number loss increases. Taking the reaction temperature rise into account, the general control range for the reaction temperature rise is 15–20°C, with the reaction temperature itself being around 427°C.

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