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Ther is a mixture of benzene,toleune,xylene,non-arometics having boiling point range-43 to 177 deg C.mixture is having pale yellow color and off dirty smell.Can we remove htis smell by using chemical or any method

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Deodorization of hydrocarbon mixure
« on: February 27, 2008, 06:59:48 AM »
compositions is as:S.No.   Test Parameters   Unit   Method      Results
            GASOLINE (GAIL,PATA)   GSOLINE              NTGG (Pure) Vaghodia
1   Appreance         yellow liquid   pale yellow
2   Density      IS-1448 P:16   0.8524   0.7755
3   Distillation      IS-1448 P:18      
   IBP   °C      43   43
   5% Recovery    °C      54   52
   10% Recovery    °C      63   59
   20% Recovery    °C      70   67
   30% Recovery    °C      79   76
   40% Recovery    °C      85   88
   50% Recovery    °C      91   104
   60% Recovery    °C      100   121
   70% Recovery    °C      141   139
   80% Recovery    °C      161   169
   90% Recovery    °C      170   174
   95% Recovery    °C      174   190
4   FBP   °C      177   208
5   RVP at 38 °C   kpa   IS: 1448 : P-39   55   ---
6   ROE   mg/100ml      1400   1330
7   Benzene content   wt %    PIONA   42.9   6.67
8   Copper Strip Corrosion      IS: 1448 : P-15   1a   1a
9   Toluene   %wt   PIONA   6.04   13.79
10   EB+Xylene   %wt   PIONA   5.78   9.17
11   Non aromatics   %wt   PIONA   45.28   70.37
12   Flash point   °C      <23   <23
13   Moisture   ppm      150   ---
               

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Re: Deodorization of hydrocarbon mixure
« Reply #1 on: February 28, 2008, 08:59:38 PM »
Hi sanjai2006,

There are two possible options for deodorizing that immediately come to mind: 1) Hydrogenation or 2) activated carbon.

I hope this helps,

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Re: Deodorization of hydrocarbon mixure
« Reply #2 on: March 02, 2008, 03:20:24 PM »
sanjai2006:

I suspect that the odor is due to the presence of mercaptans and, if so, then it can be removed. However, before one can say what method should be used, more information is needed. Are you asking about a continuous stream of naphtha in a refinery ... or are you asking about a fixed volume in a tank or in other containers?

If you are talking about a continuous stream, then I suggest one of the Merox processes. See http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Merox and, in particular,  the version for treating jet fuel, kerosene or naphthas.

If you are talking about a fixed volume in a tank or other container, then I suggest a simple wash or scrub with an aqueous solution of caustic (about 15 Baume sodium hydroxide).




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