Process for removing sulfur from a fuel gas stream additionally containing diolefins and oxygen
AssigneeShell Oil Company
InventorsGary Lee RIPPERGER, Michael Norris Treybig
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AssigneeShell Oil Company
InventorsGary Lee RIPPERGER, Michael Norris Treybig
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Disclosed is a process for the removal of sulfur from a fuel gas stream that additionally contains diolefins and oxygen as well as organic sulfur compounds by pretreating the fuel gas stream in a pretreatment reactor in order to significantly reduce the amounts of any diolefins and oxygen contained therein prior to the hydrodesulfurization in a hydrotreater reactor wherein organic sulfur compounds are converted to hydrogen sulfide. The hydrogen sulfide formed is removed from the hydrotreated gas stream by use of an absorption treatment method, such as amine treatment, to yield a treated fuel gas stream having a reduced concentration of hydrogen sulfide and an overall sulfur content that is low enough to meet stringent sulfur regulation requirements.
A process for removing sulfur from a fuel gas stream that additionally contains diolefins and oxygen as well as organic sulfur compounds, wherein said process comprises:
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