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What is the hydrocarbon ratio range for liquefied gas pre-alkaline wash agents?

2017-11-23View Original

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In the alkaline washing of liquefied gas, the so-called agent-to-hydrocarbon ratio refers to the ratio of flow rate to the flow rate of the raw liquefied gas (on a weight basis). What is an appropriate value for this agent-to-hydrocarbon ratio?
Reply #22017-11-23
Our pre-alkaline washing is self-circulating; the amount depends entirely on the flow rate of liquefied gas, which in turn affects the consumption of the desulfurization and alcoholysis catalysts later on

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