How is COS generated and transformed during the production process?

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How is COS generated and transformed during the production process?

Reply #22010-01-07

This post was last edited by wanghlep on 2010-1-7 at 12:36. COS is generated during the gasification process, and it is usually decomposed into CO2 and H2S using the hydrolysis method. For specific details, please refer to the forum materials: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/archiver/tid-395114.html

Reply #32010-01-07

In the sulfur production furnace, carbon monoxide present in the fuel gas and acidic gases reacts with sulfur dioxide and sulfur vapor produced as a result of these reactions, thereby generating carbonyl sulfide. This carbonyl sulfide enters the first reactor and the hydrogenation reactor, where it undergoes hydrolysis to form hydrogen sulfide and water. Active participation

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