SULPHUR COMPOUNDS IN DIESEL FUELS: REACTIVITY AND DESULPHURISATION RELATIONSHIP
IR@IIP: CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun
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Bhatia,V.K
Singh,Himmat Kau,Savita Rao,T.S.R Parsada |
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2010-05-26T08:22:16Z
2010-05-26T08:22:16Z 2010-05-26T08:22:16Z |
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Tenth Refinery Technology Meet, February 11 -13,1998, Mumbal (India)
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Hydrodesulphurisation (HDS) in petroleum refining for the production of clean transportation fuels,
partlcularty high speed diesel fuel, is increasingly becoming Important the world over. In view of the
recent environmental regulations limiting the amount of sulphur In diesel fuels to less than 0.05 wt.%
closer attention Is being paid to the technology of deep desulphurisation particularl¥ the catalyst in
this process. In our country too, directive has been issued for restricting sulphur content in diesel fuel
to 0.25 wt.% max. by April 1999 with a provision to meet 0.05% max. by the turn of the century.
For developing better deep HDS catalyst, it is necessary to know the nature of sulphur compounds
present in the distillate/streams making the diesel fuels and their reactivity. Various classes of
sulphur compounds which have been characterised in the high boiling fractions making diesel fuels
are benzothlophenes, dibenzothiophenes, napthanothiophenes, naphthenobenzothiophenes etc. The
reactivity of these classes of sulphur compounds as well as the effect of the alkyl substituents on the
same have also been studied.
This paper presents the informat
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en_US
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Transportation Fuel
Hydrosulphurisation |
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| Title |
SULPHUR COMPOUNDS IN DIESEL FUELS: REACTIVITY AND DESULPHURISATION RELATIONSHIP
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Article
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