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What is the impact of ammonium bicarbonate on iron-molybdenum converters?

2009-03-16View Original

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Our facility produces methanol from coke oven gas. Due to chemical reactions, ammonia enters the coke oven gas compressor where it reacts with carbon dioxide to form ammonium bicarbonate, which then enters the desulfurization system and decomposes in iron-molybdenum tanks. I would like to know from those with expertise: to what extent does ammonium bicarbonate affect the service life of iron-molybdenum catalysts? This post was last edited by A Jian on 2009-3-16 10:52.]

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