Petroleum Chemistry, Vol.49, No.5, 406-409, 2009
Adsorption treatment of pyrolysis gasoline for the removal of resins and sulfur compounds
It was found that the equilibrium isotherms of the adsorption of sulfur compounds and resins by activated carbon from pyrolysis gasoline have an unusual, S-shaped profile. It is this character that has been proven to be responsible for the unfeasibility of pyrolysis gasoline cleaning of resins and sulfur compounds to a high degree (> 80%). The kinetics of the process was studied, and the experimental data were processed with the external mass transfer kinetic equation.