Which has the most severe impact on the catalyst: chlorine, ammonia, or sulfur?

2017-03-07View Original

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Which has the most severe impact on the catalyst: chlorine, ammonia, or sulfur?

Reply #22017-03-07

It must also be related to what the catalyst is

Reply #32017-03-07

It depends on the choice of catalyst. The key is what model and what type of product’s catalyst it is

Reply #42017-03-07

It has a great deal to do with catalyst performance!

Reply #52017-03-08

Let’s start with the selection of catalysts; chloride ions have a negative effect on most catalysts.

Reply #62017-03-08

Chlorine is the most severe, followed by sulfur, and then ammonia.

Reply #72017-03-09

The order is chlorine, sulfur, ammonia. The requirements for the gas are: chlorine at 0.01 ppm, sulfur at 0.1 ppm, and ammonia at 10 ppm

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