STUDIES ON FUSHUN SHALE OIL FURFURAL REFINING; pp. 372–379
G. X. Li, Dongmei HAN, Zhenqian Cao, Mengxia Yuan, X Y ZAI
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G. X. Li, Dongmei HAN, Zhenqian Cao, Mengxia Yuan, X Y ZAI
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Solvent refining of Fushun shale oil with furfural as a solvent extraction agent was investigated. The results showed that raffinate yield decreased with either the increasing of agent/oil mass ratio or reaction temperature; the extract yield increased under the same conditions, while the quality of raffinate oil was better. At agent/oil mass ratio of 3/1, reaction temperature of 60 °C and residence time of 30 min, the raffinate yield was 55.37%, and the extract yield 43.60%. The heavy component from the extract oil was used for blending different grades of asphalt such as heavy-traffic paving asphalt and building asphalt, the light component from the extract oil was used for separation of non-hydrocarbon compounds; a range of light fuel oil was produced through catalytic cracking experiment with the denitrified raffinate oil, the removed nitrogen compounds were also used for separation of non-hydrocarbon compounds.
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Solvent refining of Fushun shale oil with furfural as a solvent extraction agent was investigated. The results showed that raffinate yield decreased with either the increasing of agent/oil mass ratio or reaction temperature; the extract yield increased under the same conditions, while the quality of raffinate oil was better. At agent/oil mass ratio of 3/1, reaction temperature of 60 °C and residence time of 30 min, the raffinate yield was 55.37%, and the extract yield 43.60%. The heavy component from the extract oil was used for blending different grades of asphalt such as heavy-traffic paving asphalt and building asphalt, the light component from the extract oil was used for separation of non-hydrocarbon compounds; a range of light fuel oil was produced through catalytic cracking experiment with the denitrified raffinate oil, the removed nitrogen compounds were also used for separation of non-hydrocarbon compounds.
Key concepts: Oil shale, Furfural, Refining (metallurgy), Petroleum engineering, Environmental science, Geology, Geochemistry, Waste management