How to treat sulfur-tolerant methanation C2
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After sulfur-tolerant methanation at low temperatures (270–330°C) in an isothermal reactor, the gas produced from coal gasification contains 2–3% C2 hydrocarbons, which affects subsequent VOC emissions. Do anyone have any good methods to reduce the formation of C2 hydrocarbons during the methanation process? Catalyst or process improvements would be acceptable
What impact will C2 hydrocarbons have on subsequent VOC emissions?