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For methanol production from coke oven gas, there are primary hydrogenation and secondary hydrogenation processes. Are there any other good methods for sulfidation besides using carbon disulfide?

2019-01-11View Original

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Our company uses designs developed by the Second Chemical Research Institute: first-stage hydrogenation employs iron-molybdenum catalysts, while second-stage hydrogenation uses nickel-molybdenum catalysts. Without shutting down production, carbon disulfide is used for catalyst sulfidization, but carbon disulfide is extremely dangerous. Experts, does anyone know of better vulcanization methods or materials?
Reply #22019-04-29
Carbon disulfide is not particularly dangerous as long as a water seal is in place.

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