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Chemcial Industry and Engineering 2023, Vol. 40 Issue (4) :50-57    DOI: 10.13353/j.issn.1004.9533.20210857
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Pilot study of blended diesel hydrorefining based on micro-interfacial intensification technique
SONG Junchao1,2,3, LI Zhi2, LI Pengcheng2, CHEN Qiang2, LIU Jinlong2, LI Liquan1, ZHU Jianhua3
1. Sinopec Luoyang Engineering Co. Ltd., Henan Luoyang 471003, China;
2. Sinopec Engineering Group Luoyang R&D Center of Technology, Henan Luoyang 471003, China;
3. College of Chemical Engineering and Environment, China University of Petroleum-Beijing, Beijing 102249, China

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Abstract Based on micro-interfacial intensification technique, a pilot study of diesel fuel hydrorefining were carried out using blended diesel fuels as feedstocks, by means of an up-flow reactor which packed 2 L catalyst. The effects of process parameters such as reaction pressure, reaction temperature, hydrogen-oil volume ratio, space velocity, etc. and catalyst types on the performances of micro-interface intensified hydrorefining of diesel fuel were investigated. The experimental results showed that the hydrodesulfurization performance of micro-interfacial intensification hydrogenation was significantly better than that in conventional up-flow reactor, the difference of which reduced as the sulfur contents of refined oil declined in the range of investigated process conditions. Compared to diesel hydrorefining by conventional up-flow reactor, using the blended diesel with sulfur content of 1.58% as feedstock oil and HRC-1 as catalyst, the reactor pressure of micro-interfacial intensification hydrorefining could reduce by more than 3 MPa when desulfurization rate was above 99.75%. Using the blended diesel with sulfur content of 1.02% as feedstock oil, and HRC-2 and HRC-3 as grading catalyst, the main quality indicators of refined oils such as sulfur content could satisfy the requirements of China national standard (VI) for automobile diesel fuels under the condition of space velocity of 0.8 h-1, reaction pressure of 5.7 MPa, reaction temperature of 365 ℃ and the hydrogen-oil volume ratio being greater than or equal to 500. This processing technique could provide a reference for industrial scale-up of micro-interfacial intensification hydrorefining of blended diesel under medium-low reaction pressure.
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SONG Junchao
LI Zhi
LI Pengcheng
CHEN Qiang
LIU Jinlong
LI Liquan
ZHU Jianhua
Keywordsblended diesel fuel   hydrorefining   micro-interfacial intensification   pilot study   up-flow reactor     
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SONG Junchao, LI Zhi, LI Pengcheng, CHEN Qiang, LIU Jinlong, LI Liquan, ZHU Jianhua.Pilot study of blended diesel hydrorefining based on micro-interfacial intensification technique[J]  Chemcial Industry and Engineering, 2023,V40(4): 50-57
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