Method for Refining Shale Oil

Carpenter, H.C.; Hopkins, C. B.; Kelley, Robin D. G.; Murphy, W.I.R.

doi:10.1021/ie50559a019

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“…The tar base-free gas oil from the experiment were very low, and reforming would be necessary to produce motor fuel; however, the low sulfur and nitrogen content of the acid-washed naphtha would simplify the problems of treating to prepare catalytic reforming stock. Sulfur and nitrogen contents of the naphtha were superior to those previously reported for hydrocracking of the Diesel fuel fraction of shale-oil coker distillate at 1100 pounds' pressure (2). The properties were more comparable to those of the naphtha obtained in the 3000-pound hydrocracking of crude shale oil (4).…”

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confidence: 45%