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Title:
SELECTIVE REDUCTION IN CONTENT OF BENZENE AND LIGHT UNSATURATED COMPOUND IN HYDROCARBON FRACTION
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP3806810
Kind Code:
B2
Abstract:

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce the content of benzene or unsaturated compounds in a raw material at a low cost without deteriorating the octane number by passing a hydrocarbon fraction raw material through a distillation zone equipped with a hydrogenating zone and then passing an effluent from the distillation zone containing a specific hydrocarbon through a paraffin isomerizing zone.
SOLUTION: (A) A raw material 1 mostly containing (A1)≥5C hydrocarbons and further (A2) 1-6C unsaturated compounds including benzene is treated in a distillation zone containing a catalyst bed 3 combined with a hydrogenating reactional zone to hydrogenate at least a part of the compounds (A2) in the presence of a hydrogenating catalyst and hydrogen (4c) and (4d) in the zone. An effluent from the reactional zone is at least partially introduced into the distillation zone so as to ensure the continuity of the distillation. The effluent 9 with an extremely reduced content of the hydrocarbons (A1) is finally taken out of the top of the distillation zone and a part of the effluent 9 containing 5-6C paraffins is treated in the presence of an isomerizing catalyst and isomerized in an isomerizing zone 18.


Inventors:
Paul Mikitenko
Christine travert
Jankojin
Charles Cameron
Jean Luc Nocca
Francoise Monteco
Application Number:
JP34932396A
Publication Date:
August 09, 2006
Filing Date:
December 27, 1996
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Assignee:
INSTITUT FRANCAIS DU PETROL
International Classes:
C10G35/09; C10G69/08; C10G45/36; C10G45/40; C10G45/48; C10G45/52; C10G65/08; (IPC1-7): C10G69/08; C10G35/09; C10G45/36; C10G45/40; C10G45/48; C10G45/52
Domestic Patent References:
JP7216366A
JP47039108A
JP4218591A
JP5294851A
JP63079842A
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Einosuke Kishimoto
Moriichi Kishimoto
Akira Watanabe
Norihiko Hibi