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The feed gas contains oil, amines, and ammonia

2017-09-09View Original

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This post was last edited by sxf1028102800 on 2017-9-11 20:02. I read in some materials that when acidic gases contain oil, amines, and ammonia, they can enter the combustion furnace and cause overheating. It’s understandable why oil can lead to overheating, but can ammonia and amines do the same? Please, experts, give some advice. Thank you
Reply #22017-09-09
The calorific value of ammonia and amines is higher than that of acidic gases

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