Fuel Processing Technology, Volume 98, June 2012, Pages 30–38
A review of electrochemical desulfurization
technologies for fossil fuels
Vincent Lam a, Guangchun Li a, Chaojie Song a,
Jinwen Chen b, Craig Fairbridge b, Rob Hui a, Jiujun Zhang a
a Institute for Fuel cell Innovation, National Research Council of Canada, 4250
Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver BC, Canada V6T 1W5
b CanmetENERGY, One Oil Patch Drive, Devon, AB, Canada T9G 1A8
Abstract
Electrochemical desulfurization technologies have advantages over conventional
hydrodesulfurization technologies in terms of low temperature and pressure
operation with high product selectivity, which reduces energy consumption.
Authors review the research on electrochemical
desulfurization for fossil fuels. They
discuss the principles, electrochemical methods, electrochemical reactors,
catalysts and electrolytes employed in the electrochemical desulfurization
process; and provide recommendations for future research.
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