The issue of carbonyl sulfide in coking liquefied gas and dry gas
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I would like to ask the experts here about the issue of carbonyl sulfide in coking liquefied gas and dry gas. 1. What factors influence the distribution of carbonyl sulfide? The carbonyl sulfide content in liquefied gas is high; what about its content in dry gas? 2. Which devices in the dry gas may contain carbonyl sulfide?
The distribution of carbonyl sulfide depends mainly on the source of the raw material; generally, coker liquefied gas contains high levels of carbonyl sulfide, while in coker dry gas, carbonyl sulfide is present due to the C3 and C4 components contained in that dry gas