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Hydrogenation system

2010-01-30View Original

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What are the effects of excessive sulfur content on nickel-based catalysts? 135 degrees Celsius? The pressure is around 2.6 MAP.
Reply #22010-01-30
Is it a diesel and gasoline hydrogenation system? If the impact is minimal. At a temperature of 135 degrees Celsius, the raw materials and hydrogen hardly react on the surface of the catalyst. A high sulfur content is not a big problem; it’s a low sulfur content that is the issue

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