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The CO content in smelting exhaust gas is 73% – how should the shift catalyst be selected?

2018-03-18View Original

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The CO content in smelting exhaust gas is 73% – how should the shift catalyst be selected? For a smelting enterprise where the CO content in the smelting exhaust gases is around 73% and the H2 content is around 10%, what type of shift catalyst should be chosen?
Reply #22018-03-19
There are two options for catalyst selection: when there is sulfur in the gas, a cobalt-molybdenum sulfur-resistant shift catalyst should be used; when there is no sulfur (S<0.1ppm), a copper-based shift catalyst can be chosen.

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