Hydroprocessen
Hydroprocessen, also known as hydrotreating, are a group of industrial processes used to refine petroleum and other organic feedstocks. These processes involve the use of hydrogen to remove impurities, such as sulfur, nitrogen, and oxygen compounds, from the feedstock. The primary goal of hydroprocessing is to improve the quality of the feedstock, making it more suitable for further refining or for use as a high-quality fuel.
The process typically occurs in a reactor at high temperatures and pressures, where the feedstock is mixed
Hydroprocessen are widely used in the petroleum industry to produce high-quality fuels, such as gasoline, diesel,
The environmental benefits of hydroprocessing include reduced emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, which are
However, hydroprocessing also has environmental drawbacks, including the production of hydrogen sulfide, a toxic gas, and