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hydrodesulfurization

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hydrodesulfurization [‚hī·drō·dē‚səl·fə·rə′zā·shən]
(chemical engineering)
A catalytic process in which the petroleum feedstock is reacted with hydrogen to reduce the sulfur content in the oil.
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Hydrodesulfurization is a widely used catalytic chemical process that removes sulfur from natural gas and refined petroleum products, such as gasoline and diesel and jet fuels.
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The current technology of hydrodesulfurization is quite adequate for the present standards [3], however the hydrotreating process is limited to the production of ultra-low sulfur fuels, and the consumptions are too high to meet future requirements.
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It is installed on feedstock streams, fixed-bed hydrotreaters, hydrocrackers, and hydrodesulfurization units.
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