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What is the principle behind desulfurization of softened water?

2009-03-11View Original

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While reviewing a catalytic process today, I noticed that a soft water washing tank has been added in front of the second-stage compressor, with its outlet connected to the outlet of the first-stage compressor. After studying the process, it seems that the goal is to remove sulfur from the liquid phase, but I’m not aware of the principle behind it. I hope Haiyou can help solve this! Thank you! :)
Reply #22014-10-05
No one has answered yet. . . I’m not sure if the original poster has understood this; I hope for your guidance!
Reply #32014-10-06
The post is quite old. Is it solid sulfur? Solid sulfur doesn’t provide very good cleaning effects

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