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| Research Progress in Oxidative Desulfurization of Diesel Oil Catalyzed by Enzymes |
YANG Yun-song,LIANG Jin-hua,YANG Xiao-rui,MA Yi-ming,JIN Shuang,SUN Yao-yao,ZHU Jian-liang( ) |
| College of Biotechnology and Pharmace utical Engineering, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing 211816, China |
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Abstract As a petroleum distillate fuel with high calorific value and low consumption rate, diesel can be matched with the use standard of high-power machinery. It accounts for an increasing proportion in traditional energy. It is widely used in the operation and production of various large-scale equipment. With the increase of diesel consumption, the pollution problem of diesel has begun to drawn attention. Sulfur, as the main pollutant, has higher requirements in the new diesel standard. It is necessary to explore the desulfurization methods and innovate the technology. Traditional hydrodesulfurization has a number of limitations, so a variety of non hydrodesulfurization methods have been developed for desulfurization research, aiming to develop a green desulfurization method with high efficiency and environmental friendliness. This paper mainly summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of various conventional desulfurization methods. The research status and the latest progress of enzyme catalyzed oxidative desulfurization at home and abroad were reviewed. The reaction mechanism and specific research examples of various desulfurization methods were discussed. On this basis, the various methods were summarized and analyzed, and the author’s point of view and the prospect of new desulfurization methods in the future were put forward.
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Received: 18 June 2021
Published: 08 November 2021
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Corresponding Authors:
Jian-liang ZHU
E-mail: jlzhu@njtech.edu.cn
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