This is the official web site for the Cross Linking-Mass Spectrometry Analysis Tools StavroX (2) and MeroX (1). Both software solutions can be used to identify cross links of peptides in complex mixtures.

Merox is an acronym for ‘mercaptan oxidation’, a well-established process to remove mercaptans from refined products such as kerosene and jet fuel, to meet the regulatory requirements for reduced sulfur levels in aviation fuel.

The Merox process can be applied in a petroleum refinery to treat Kerosene, Jet fuel, naphtha, LPG, or natural gas for order improvement, sulfur removal, meet product specifications and help the oxidation inhibitors to prevent gum formation in the gasoline.

As environmental regulations tighten to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, refiners rely on Honeywell UOP’s Merox™ process technologies for sulfur extraction and sweetening. UOP’s lineup of Merox™ catalysts can help you meet stringent …

In this paper we will examine the Merox process and the Barben Analytical products used at diferent points throughout the treatment stages. Merox is an acronym for "Mercaptan Oxidation". The Merox process was first developed by UOP back in 1958.

UOP’s Merox™ process technology extracts or converts low molecular weight mercaptans from refinery product streams using a regenerable caustic solution. The Merox portfolio includes technologies that will treat gas, LPG, naphtha, kerosene and …

The UOP Merox process, first commercialized 60 years ago, extracts low molecular weight mercaptans from gas and LPG streams. UOP has continued to improve the process and manufactures highly active and selective catalysts to help refiners reduce capital investment and improve operability.

Merox™ is an acronym for mercaptan oxidation. It is a proprietary catalytic chemical process developed by Dr. William Gleim of Universal Oil Products (UOP) and used in oil refineries and natural gas processing plants to remove mercaptans from LPG, propane, butanes , light naphthas , kerosene and jet fuel by converting them to liquid ...

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You can Download the recent versions of MeroX (StavroX included) here. MeroX 2 was programmed based on StavroX in Java. You will need Java Runtime Environment version 8 installed on your computer. You can download the latest JRE from Java.com. StavroX functions are still included in MeroX.

2019年1月2日 · The Quick-User-Guide for StavroX will help you through the analysis of a cross-linking mass spectrometry experiment in a few steps.

Merox is an acronym for ‘mercaptan oxidation’, a well-established process to remove mercaptans from refined products such as kerosene and jet fuel, to meet the regulatory requirements for reduced sulfur levels in aviation fuel.

2012年11月10日 · In this paper, we discuss the Merox™ process and mechanisms by which the catalyst selectively oxidizes thiols. Additionally, we discuss the development of promoted thiol oxidation catalyst systems which eliminate the use of caustic media in the oxidation process.

2024年9月18日 · Merox™ is an acronym for mercaptan oxidation. It is a proprietary catalytic chemical process developed by Dr. William Gleim of Universal Oil Products (UOP) and used in petroleum refineries and natural gas processing plants to remove any mercaptans contained in end-products such as LPG , propane , butanes , light naphthas , kerosene and jet ...

In Merox Units, caustic is used to reduce H2S traces and the Mercaptan Sulphur content done with a Pre-Washer followed by a Reactor vessel.

2020年2月1日 · The two most commonly used technologies for mercaptans removal are UOP’s Merox and Merichem’s Thiolex systems. UOP’s Merox process utilizes a proprietary catalyst, known simply as the Merox catalyst, along with heat and air to oxidize mercaptans to a disulfide in the regeneration stage.

Recent UOP Merox research has centered on the development of new catalysts. From this research, an improved catalyst system (Merox 10*) for kerosene treatment now makes the Merox process applicable to the sweetening of any kerosene boiling range material from any crude oil source now in production.

Merox is an acronym for ‘mercaptan oxidation’, a well-established process to remove mercaptans from refined products such as kerosene and jet fuel, to meet the regulatory requirements for reduced sulfur levels in aviation fuel.