The new, stringent controls on the permitted sulfur content of fuel oils are a consequence of numerous environmental and health issues that have been created in the past. Relying solely on the traditional method of hydro-desulphurization (HDS) will result in significant cost increases because of the modifications required to the HDS unit, which include the addition of costly hydrogen and the use of expensive noble catalysts. As a result, newer technologies for processing ultra-low sulfur fuels are needed. Researchers are proposing novel methods and approaches to accomplish this goal. The purpose of this research is to investigate the important role played by ionic liquids in alternative desulfurization methods. including their function as an extractor, catalyst, or both, and their evolution has been rapid over the last few decades. To gain a thorough understanding of the subject, the different approaches, the ILs Interaction mechanism, and the effects of reaction conditions on liquid fuel desulfurization are also briefly discussed. We presented the most effective and dependable IL-based desulfurization techniques and discovered that ionic liquids have a high removal efficiency of sulphur compounds from model fuels but a lower efficiency than from real fuels.
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11 July 2022
PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY AND PETROCHEMICALS - 2021: ICPTP2021 Conference Proceedings (23-24 May 2021)
23–24 May 2021
Baghdad, Iraq
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July 11 2022
The role of extractive and oxidative desulphurization techniques of fuel oils using ionic liquids: An overview
Mohammed Y. Mohammed;
Mohammed Y. Mohammed
a)
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Technology-Iraq
, Baghdad, Iraq
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Talib M. Al-Bayati;
Talib M. Al-Bayati
b)
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Technology-Iraq
, Baghdad, Iraq
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Alaa Mashjel Ali
Alaa Mashjel Ali
c)
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Technology-Iraq
, Baghdad, Iraq
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AIP Conf. Proc. 2443, 030026 (2022)
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Mohammed Y. Mohammed, Talib M. Al-Bayati, Alaa Mashjel Ali; The role of extractive and oxidative desulphurization techniques of fuel oils using ionic liquids: An overview. AIP Conf. Proc. 11 July 2022; 2443 (1): 030026. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0091945
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