Effects of heat treatment time on aromatic yield of pyrolysis fuel oil-derived pitches

Hye Kyoung Shin (신혜경); Min-Kang Seo (서민강); 방윤혁; PARK SOOJIN (박수진)

Effects of heat treatment time on aromatic yield of pyrolysis fuel oil-derived pitches

Carbon Letters
Abbr : Carbon Lett.
2016, 19(), pp.104-106
Publisher : Korean Carbon Society
Research Area : Natural Science > Natural Science General > Other Natural Sciences General

Hye Kyoung Shin ¹, Min-Kang Seo ², 방윤혁 ³, PARK SOOJIN ⁴

¹전주대학교
²(재) 한국탄소융합기술원
³(주)효성 섬유화학전자통신연구소
⁴인하대학교

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ABSTRACT

Pyrolysis fuel oil (PFO) is a petroleum residue oil obtained from naphtha cracking centers in the petroleum refining process. It has received much attention due to such advantages as its high aromaticity, low sulfur content, low toluene-insoluble content, and low cost [1-4]. PFO is especially suitable for the manufacture of pitch, which is a precursor of several carbon materials [5-7]. PFO can be converted into pitch through heat reaction treatment. The conditions of the PFO heat reaction play a very important role, as they can influence the chemical structures of the produced pitch [8-10]. Currently, researchers are studying pitch extraction from PFO using various methods and conditions.

KEYWORDS

PFO, Heat treatment time, Aromatic yield

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