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For water gas that isn’t subjected to conversion, the cos value is around 200 mg/cubic meter. Is there any similar process in the hydrodesulfurization technique? I’d appreciate some insights on this

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For water gas that isn’t subjected to conversion, the cos value is around 200 mg/cubic meter. Is there any similar process in the hydrodesulfurization technique? I’d appreciate some insights on this
Reply #22019-11-16
Do you mean it turns into inorganic sulfur after hydrolysis and then is removed?
Reply #32019-11-16
Yes, I’m currently working on the process design. Do you have any experience in engineering design in this area?

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