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Can demercurized activated carbon be used without soaking?

2011-11-14View Original

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The mercury content in the natural gas feedstock used by our facility is virtually negligible. The activated carbon used for mercury removal in this LNG process is coal-based activated carbon with an iodine adsorption value of 1050; I’m not sure whether it can still be used Will using it continuously cause corrosion to the cold box? I would appreciate some guidance from experts, thank you
Reply #22013-04-19
Dehumidified activated carbon has a service life. You can send me your company’s intake parameters, and I can simulate the lifespan of the carbon bed for you – Karagan Carbon, Jiang Chaobin

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