Method for removing sulfide in fuel oil by using modified polyethylene glycol
A polyethylene glycol, polyethylene glycol technology, applied in the petroleum industry, processing hydrocarbon oil, refining hydrocarbon oil and other directions, can solve the problems of complex process, high equipment investment and operating costs, loss of aromatic hydrocarbon raw materials, etc. Wide application prospect, ideal desulfurization effect, mild reaction conditions
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[0016] Embodiment: a kind of method utilizing modified polyethylene glycol to remove sulfide in fuel oil, the present invention comprises the following steps:
[0017] S1. Take an appropriate amount of shale oil and put it in a reactor, adjust the temperature of the reactor to 50-60°C, preheat the shale oil until the shale oil becomes fluid, add an appropriate amount of zeolite, and conduct vacuum distillation to obtain The diesel fraction is used as the feed oil for desulfurization;
[0018] S2. Take an appropriate amount of raw material oil and solvent to mix according to the mass ratio of 3:14, respectively measure the total sulfur content in the raw material oil;
[0019] S3. Mix the modified polyethylene glycol extractant with the raw material oil in a certain proportion, stir at a certain temperature to make the raw material oil fully contact with the extractant, and separate the liquid and liquid after standing for stratification to obtain the desulfurized fuel oil and ...
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