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Sulfur recovery issues

2010-01-29View Original

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When vulcanizing, are there any requirements on the temperature of H2S? Can vulcanization be performed at room temperature?
Reply #22010-01-29
Of course, pre-vulcanization has temperature requirements. Pre-vulcanization starts at around 200 degrees and the heating rate is controlled. At the same time, the hydrogen sulfide content is measured,
Reply #32010-01-30
If there are temperature requirements, we use cobalt catalyst, which must be heated first and then sulfurized.
Reply #42010-01-30
How to vulcanize if the reactor has no temperature? No response
Reply #52010-01-30
During pre-sulfurization, there are no requirements for the temperature of H2S, but the reactor cannot be pre-sulfurized at room temperature and must be raised to above 200 degrees!

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