Processing shale oil cuts by hydrotreating and removal of arseni

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

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C10G 2302

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041337450

ABSTRACT:
A method for processing shale oil to remove both nitrogen and impurities such as arsenic and/or selenium while minimizing such removal costs which comprises fractionating the shale oil feet to form a first naphtha cut which essentially boils at or below 350.degree. F and a gas oil cut which essentially boils above 350.degree. F, hydrotreating the first naphtha cut, separately removing a substantial amount of said impurity from the gas oil cut and then hydrotreating the gas oil cut. Thereafter the hydrotreated gas oil cut is fractionated to form a second naphtha cut which essentially boils above 380.degree. F and at or below 450.degree. F and has a high nitrogen content, and hydrotreating the second naphtha cut to reduce the nitrogen content.

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