Process for removing iron impurities from petroleum oil distilla

Mineral oils: processes and products – Refining – Metal contaminant removal

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208253, 209 8, 209 11, 209214, C10G 2904

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ABSTRACT:
A process for removing iron impurities, inter alia iron or iron compounds, from petroleum oil distillation residues is disclosed in which a high gradient magnetic separator incorporates a pack of ferromagnetic fillers in the form of a generally flat or curved sheet-like strip. The ferromagnetic filler is a Fe--Cr alloy of a selected composition and the strip is of selected geometric characteristics such that the rate of removal of iron impurities can be maintained substantially at a maximum throughout the separation mode of operation prior to and after washing of the ferromagnetic filler.

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