Seeking advice: Which refining units require coking inhibitors, and is dimethyl disulfide needed?

2009-09-21View Original

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Seeking advice: Which refining units require coking inhibitors, and is dimethyl disulfide needed?

Reply #22009-09-21

Dimethyl disulfide is generally used as a vulcanizing agent.

Reply #32009-09-22

DMDS is a vulcanizing agent to prevent coking in furnace tubes

Reply #42010-12-06

What is used to prevent coking in cracking furnaces? Can DMDS be used as well?

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