What is the process of mercury removal from condensate oil?

2010-02-06View Original

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What is the process of mercury removal from condensate oil?

Reply #22010-02-24

Depending on the type of mercury present in condensate oil – metallic ion mercury or organic ion mercury – a two-stage mercury removal process is generally employed: In the first stage, adsorbents are used to remove mercury, which allows for the elimination of most of the metallic ion mercury； At the second stage, if the condensate still contains a significant amount of mercury after mercury removal using an adsorbent, hydrolysis must be employed to remove bio-bound mercury and iron-bound mercury.

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