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How is carbon dioxide produced during the pyrolysis process?

2010-12-05View Original

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How is carbon dioxide produced during the pyrolysis process? What is the mechanism behind its formation? Can principal sulfur inhibit the formation of CO2?
Reply #22010-12-05
Trace amounts of oxygen present in the raw materials react with the coke inside the furnace tubes to produce carbon dioxide. Coke reacts with water vapor in a water-gas reaction to produce carbon dioxide. Sulfur injection cannot suppress the generation of carbon dioxide.

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