Purification of raw gas for coal-based ethylene glycol production

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I would like to ask: what impact will high levels of CO2 and CH4 in the feed gas have on subsequent processing stages?

Reply #22011-06-16

Reduced the reaction yield； Side effects have occurred ； Such as CO2+H2=CH2COH, etc.

Reply #32011-07-02

It can poison the adsorbent, resulting in a significant drop in the purity and yield of the product gas

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