How to determine the desulfurization capacity for converting natural gas into syngas?
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Dear classmates, natural gas sources vary, and so do the sulfur content and the distribution of sulfur compounds. I would appreciate your advice on how to design a desulfurization system that is appropriate for these different raw materials. (The maximum total sulfur content in natural gas supplied under standard specifications is 200 mg/l.)
The sulfur content is inconsistent; that is, the amounts of inorganic and organic sulfur in the gas are uncertain. Moreover, as the gas source changes, the composition of organic sulfur also changes, which makes it difficult to handle this issue. Both dry desulfurization and wet desulfurization can meet the specified requirements; the key factor is the total sulfur content in the gas and what the purification standards are
Find me a paper on natural gas desulfurization
Find me a paper on natural gas desulfurization
It’s normal for there to be changes! You designed it with 60 ppm of organic sulfur and 200 ppm of total sulfur. To maintain a stable sulfur content in natural gas, it is necessary to design a desulfurization unit.