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Does carbon dioxide in natural gas affect the adsorbent?

2007-12-14View Original

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Does carbon dioxide in natural gas have an impact on desulfurization agents, porous silica gel, and activated carbon?
Reply #22007-12-14
Depending on the water content in natural gas, desulfurization agents primarily remove hydrogen sulfide from it. If the water content is high, the desulfurization agent also has a certain capacity to absorb carbon dioxide, which thereby reduces its desulfurization efficiency to some extent; however, if there is no water present, this has little impact
Reply #32007-12-23
If natural gas contains water as well as carbon dioxide, using molecular sieve adsorption to purify it can significantly increase its purity.

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