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Activated carbon fine desulfurization with steam

2010-04-25View Original

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Does activated carbon fine desulfurization require steam? If necessary, what is the appropriate amount?
Reply #22010-04-25
I have the same question. Is the poster doing an experiment on desulfurization of activated coke flue gas? Or something else? Can we communicate
Reply #32010-05-14
Fine desulfurization of gas is carried out in the plant.
Reply #42010-05-15
It is generally not necessary. Generally, gas contains trace amounts of oxygen, which is physically adsorbed into the micropores of activated carbon. A small amount of active components are added to the activated carbon, which can promote the reaction of hydrogen sulfide and oxygen to generate elemental sulfur and water.

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