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Effect of chloride ions in crude syngas

2011-08-07View Original

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What is the typical chloride ion content in the crude syngas produced by water-coal slurry gasification? Has it had any impact on the device? Are there specific measures for handling this?
Reply #22011-08-07
The presence of chloride ions is highly harmful to methanol catalysts, as it can poison them. There are now dechlorination agents available to remove chloride ions; generally, a dechlorination tower is installed at the inlet of the methanol synthesis process, filled with such dechlorination agents, to carry out dechlorination and protect the methanol catalyst!
Reply #32011-08-15
Which specific company is using it? Is there a contact way?

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