hydrodesulfurization

Refinery cleaning process

Hydrodesulfurization is a chemical process that removes sulfur from petroleum and natural gas by treating them with hydrogen at high temperatures and pressures.

The process is essential in refining fuels to meet environmental standards and reduce sulfur dioxide emissions when the fuel is burned: The refinery upgraded its hydrodesulfurization unit to produce ultra-low-sulfur diesel.

compounds

sulfide

Compound with element sixteen

ppm

process

catalytic

Promoting change unchanged

feedstock · temperature · pressure · conversion · chemical reaction · saturation · severity · throughput · selectivity · kinetics

refinery

petroleum

Natural underground hydrocarbon liquid

naphtha · kerosene · jet fuel · distillate · upgrading · blending · fractionation · downstream · refining · bitumen

environmental

emissions

Substances released into air

EPA · pollution control · tailpipe emissions · particulates · smog · decarbonization · sustainability

catalysts

promoter

One who organizes events

coking · dispersion · surface area · bimetallic · tungsten · zeolite · impregnation · calcination · activity · noble metal

Categories
Opposites
chemical process direction

hydrodesulfurizationsulfurization

Adding sulfur chemically

vulcanization

refining process type

hydrodesulfurizationdistillation

Purification via vaporization

coking · reforming · cracking · fractionation

Family

sulfur, hydrogen, hydro, hydrogenation, sulfurization, desulfurize

Familiarity
Top 2,000,000
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