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Problems with the degradation of activated carbon in the pre-desulfurization tank

2009-04-19View Original

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What methods are used to determine when the activated carbon in the pre-desulfurization tank has become ineffective, so that it can be removed?
Reply #22009-04-19
The pressure difference in the pre-desulfurization tank: discharge is required when the pressure difference exceeds 0.2 Mp.
Reply #32009-04-19
When the incoming H2S is the same as or very similar to the outgoing H2S, it can be determined that it has become ineffective! Isolate the system; it can be removed after pressure is released. Or it can be regenerated!
Reply #42009-04-19
Based on the import and export pressure difference and the amount of hydrogen sulfide removed.
Reply #52009-04-21
Observe the increase in H2S levels and pressure difference at the inlet and outlet
Reply #62009-05-18
A small difference in the hydrogen sulfide content between imports and exports can indicate its failure. After cutting, pressure release and replacement allow for unloading.
Reply #72009-05-18
The simplest and most direct method is to conduct an analysis of the sulfur content in the imports and exports; if the difference is not significant, it indicates that saturation has occurred and treatment is necessary

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