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Role of Tin Metal in Red Visible Light in Diesel Oil Desulfurization Process with Looping Process System

Dino Dewantara, Ismail Ismail, Muhammad Djoni Bustan, Sri Haryati

Abstract


The conventional desulfurization process requires a considerable quantity of materials. It presents a significant challenge to control, both of which contribute to a higher cost of production for low-sulfur diesel fuel. The utilization of red visible light, a clean and environmentally health-friendly form of energy and can be employed under low operating conditions, represents an adequate substitute for the promising diesel oil desulfurization process. The potential of metallic catalysts to enhance the properties of red visible light in the desulfurization process was investigated. The red visible light desulfurization process demonstrated that diesel oil can be reduced in sulfur content under ambient operating conditions. The highest yield in this study was achieved at a catalyst height variation of 6 cm and an irradiation time of 25 h with a sulfur content of 737 ppm. Tin metal significantly enhances red visible light's photon energy, frequency, wavelength, and minimum kinetic energy.

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