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The total sulfur content in liquefied gas cannot be reduced using the fiber membrane desulfurization process for liquefied gas; I seek advice from experienced professionals in this field

2017-10-07View Original

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The total sulfur level after the liquefied gas fiber membrane desulfurization process does not drop below 50 ppm, which is still above the specified limit; I seek advice from experienced professionals in this field
Reply #22017-10-08
Your process is desulfurization of alcohols, but the total sulfur level refers to all sulfides including thiol compounds; that is, it also includes sulfur compounds such as hydrogen sulfide, sulfides, disulfides, carbonyl sulfide, thiophene, and sulfones. If your process only works on thiol groups, then other sulfides cannot be completely removed, so the total sulfur level will not be reduced to very low levels. Conduct a sulfide form analysis on your desulfurization products to examine the removal efficiency of different sulfides.

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