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ayesskay
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De-Sulfurized Kerosene

05/28/2009 1:06 AM

Low quality kerosene with 250 ppm sulfur contents has to be de-sulfurized in order to remove odor to 5 ppm. Please clarify if this is achieved by treating kero with sulfuric acid...or else prescribe me a process to follow.....After de-sulfurizing of Kero, it has also to be de-aromatised which may be simple distillation i.e., a combination of evaporation and condensation.... Please clarify if such a process is followed.... Please help me out in designing such a system and if someone has already designed a system alike please share the details with me...
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Re: Kerosene

05/28/2009 3:03 AM

Process engineering usually starts with the process chemist's description of the reactions to be used, their heat changes, etc. It is this document that must be used as a basis for scale-up. It is unlikely that a description will be found on the internet or in an open forum as these things have commercial sensitivity; if it was easy then everyone would be doing it, thereby diluting market share.

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