Removal of nitrogen from a synthetic hydrocarbon oil

Details Removal of nitrogen from a synthetic hydrocarbon oil Removal of nitrogen from a synthetic hydrocarbon oil

1982-12-27

1984-11-20

Gantz, Delbert E.

Mineral oils: processes and products

Refining

Nitrogen contaminant removal

208254R, C10G 6704, C10G 6708

Patent

active

044837631

ABSTRACT:
Nitrogenous compounds are eliminated from a synthetic hydrocarbon oil such as shale oil by partial hydrogenation followed by solvent extraction using a three-component solvent comprising an organic polar solvent, an acid and water. For example, a furfuryl alcohol, hydrochloric acid and water solution will remove the major quantity of the nitrogen compounds from shale oil which remain following the partial hydrogenation of the shale oil.

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