Regarding the reforming hydrogen dechlorinator?
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Dear experts and technicians in reforming: Our company is planning to carry out a reforming process. In the feasibility study, a hydrogen dechlorination agent for reforming is mentioned; it is stated that the T-407 activated alumina dechlorination agent developed by the Northwest Chemical Research Institute will be used. I could not find any information on this agent online. Could you please provide details regarding its physical and chemical properties, as well as the precautions for its use and the necessary labor protection measures? Thank you!
You can find them at the following addresses: http://www.nwrici.com/modules/contents_5/front/Product_info.asp?leaf_id=144. There’s also T409 at the same address; T408 can be found at http://www.nwrici.com/modules/contents_5/front/Product_info.asp?leaf_id=146, and T404 at http://www.nwrici.com/modules/contents_5/front/Product_info.asp?leaf_id=141. You can choose according to your needs. You can also call for product sales inquiries: Catalysts – 029-83870430. Good luck to you!