Difference between Hydrprocessed and hydrotreated Jet Kero?

Question

Difference between Hydrprocessed and hydrotreated Jet Kero?

Answer 1

no diffrence,kero-eg:avtur,avtag-are different types of kero,hydroprocessesed is manufactured as well as hydrotreated...sorry im a wee bit drunk but u should make light of this answer.

Answer 2

More to the point....theres no difference.

Hydroprocessing and hydrotreating are the same.  They use Co/Mo catalysts and high pressure hydrogen to hydrogenate a base stock to produce Jet kerosene.  Its easier to distill too, but they still call it a "Wide Cut".

Oh.  and the hydrogenation is the same as used on Margarine.   Just a different starting material.  Veg. oil.

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Answer 3

Hydroprocessed is a generic term for Hydrogenation (the same in margerine making. they use veg-oil instead of fuel), Hydrocraking, and Hydrotreating. Hydrotreated is more specific to Hydrotreating.

Hydrogenation:

   increase H/C (saturation of olefins & aromatics)

•          stabilizing distillate fuels like gasoline, jet fuel by preventing sediment formation

•          upgrading (decreasing boiling pt. range) of residue

Hydrocracking

•         decrease MW and boiling point

•          saturates from aromatics

•          molecular size reduction

•          reside upgrading

Hydrotreating

            remove e.g., sweetening

•          remove heteroatoms (S, N, metals)

•         removal of impurities