Titanium-based catalysts
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Which marine enthusiast is familiar with titanium-based catalysts, including titanium-based hydrolysis catalysts and titanium-based hydrogenation catalysts?
Zibo Haichuan does a great job in producing titanium-based medium-temperature hydrolysis catalysts! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I would like to ask in detail which sea users have tried it, on what specific devices, and what the results were
The medium-temperature hydrolysis catalyst used in the medium-temperature hydrolysis furnace during the transformation process is a titanium-based catalyst, and the CRS-31 catalyst used for Claus sulfur recovery is also an imported titanium-based catalyst.
Titanium-based catalysts are mainly used as desulfurization catalysts; in addition, there are also denitration catalysts that utilize titanium bases. However, titanium-based shift catalysts are rare – the most common ones are cobalt-molybdenum catalysts using magnesium-aluminum spinel as a carrier, copper-zinc-aluminum catalysts, and iron-chromium catalysts
The catalysts used in sulfur recovery units include titanium-based catalysts and titanium-based hydrogenation catalysts. Xunda Chemical specializes in production; contact number: 13853393822 (same number on WeChat)