Method for removing acid gases from a gaseous stream

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C10G 1/06 (2006.01)

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CA 1152015

Case: ICR 2952 AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR REMOVING ACID GASES FROM A GASEOUS STREAM ABSTRACT In a process for hydrocracking a heavy aromatic polynuclear carbonaceous feedstock containing reactive alkaline constituents to produce liquid hydrocarbon fuels boiling below about 475°C at atmospheric pressure by contacting the feedstock with hydrogen in the presence of a molten metal halide catalyst, thereafter separating a gaseous stream containing hydrogen,at least a portion of the hydrocarbon fuels and acid gases from the molten metal halide and regenerating the molten metal halide, thereby producing a purified molten metal halide stream for recycle to the hydrocracking zone,an improvement comprising; contacting the gaseous acid gas, hydrogen and hydrocarbon fuels- containing stream with the feedstock containing reactive alkaline constituents to remove acid gases from the acid gas containing stream. Optionally at least a portion of the hydrocarbon fuels are separated from gaseous stream containing hydrogen, hydrocarbon fuels and acid gases prior to contacting the gaseous stream with the feedstock.

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