Abstract:Concern about environmental contamination by sulfur-containing gases has increased restrictive fuel legislation. The main process used to remove sulfur from fuel oils is hydrodesulfurization, however, due to some restrictions, new alternative processes are being studied, such as adsorption. Shale fuel oil for industrialization must reduce sulfur content to less than 1.00% by weight. In this work, the adsorbent materials were produced with two shale processing by-products: retained shale (the rock after process… Show more
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