Abstract
In cracking and hydrogenating hydrocarbon oils by passing their vapors together with steam over heated carbon derived from shale, wood, peat or other vegetable or animal matter, the gases from the condenser are freed from sulfuretted hydrogen, and preferably also from carbon dioxide, and passed together with oil vapors and steam through the retort. Carbon dioxide may be removed by passage through slaked lime, and sulfuretted hydrogen by means of hydrated oxide of iron. Vapors from high-boiling oils and those from low-boiling oils are passed alternately through the retort, so that carbon deposited from the high-boiling oils is used up during treatment of low-boiling oils.
Citation Formats
Forwood, G F, Lane, M, and Taplay, J G.
Cracking hydrocarbons.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1921.
Web.
Forwood, G F, Lane, M, & Taplay, J G.
Cracking hydrocarbons.
United Kingdom.
Forwood, G F, Lane, M, and Taplay, J G.
1921.
"Cracking hydrocarbons."
United Kingdom.
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title = {Cracking hydrocarbons}
author = {Forwood, G F, Lane, M, and Taplay, J G}
abstractNote = {In cracking and hydrogenating hydrocarbon oils by passing their vapors together with steam over heated carbon derived from shale, wood, peat or other vegetable or animal matter, the gases from the condenser are freed from sulfuretted hydrogen, and preferably also from carbon dioxide, and passed together with oil vapors and steam through the retort. Carbon dioxide may be removed by passage through slaked lime, and sulfuretted hydrogen by means of hydrated oxide of iron. Vapors from high-boiling oils and those from low-boiling oils are passed alternately through the retort, so that carbon deposited from the high-boiling oils is used up during treatment of low-boiling oils.}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1921}
month = {Oct}
}
title = {Cracking hydrocarbons}
author = {Forwood, G F, Lane, M, and Taplay, J G}
abstractNote = {In cracking and hydrogenating hydrocarbon oils by passing their vapors together with steam over heated carbon derived from shale, wood, peat or other vegetable or animal matter, the gases from the condenser are freed from sulfuretted hydrogen, and preferably also from carbon dioxide, and passed together with oil vapors and steam through the retort. Carbon dioxide may be removed by passage through slaked lime, and sulfuretted hydrogen by means of hydrated oxide of iron. Vapors from high-boiling oils and those from low-boiling oils are passed alternately through the retort, so that carbon deposited from the high-boiling oils is used up during treatment of low-boiling oils.}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1921}
month = {Oct}
}