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Catalysts used for hydrogenation generally need to be pre-sulfided before use. How should the sulfurizing oil used for pre-sulfiding be treated? Is the sulfur content high in the vulcanized oil?
Store it in tanks designated for substandard materials first, and then gradually mix it into the raw materials. The level of organic sulfur will only decrease, not increase; inorganic sulfur has no impact. What needs attention during storage is that some hydrogen sulfide will dissolve in this oil, and everyone is aware of what hydrogen sulfide is.
Don’t you use hydrogen sulfide, sulfur-producing exhaust gases, or acidic gas recovery gases for pre-sulfidization?
The presulfided oil we use is atmospheric-pressure direct-current diesel; after sulfidization, it has a sulfur content of around 700PPM and is quite dirty. Generally, the contaminated oil is recovered for later incorporation into crude oil for reprocessing
There’s no need for it; it’s too troublesome. Some people choose to use DMDS, citing the sulfur-formation off-gases – I heard about this for the first time
Well, the sulfur-producing exhaust gases meet the standards regarding the sulfur content prior to sulfidation; it’s just necessary to pay attention to temperature rise, as it’s easy for the temperature to exceed the limit
These days, DMDS is generally used. Our factory has just completed the pre-vulcanization process recently, but it’s necessary to keep an eye on the hydrogen sulfide level, as everyone knows.
These days, DMDS is generally used. Our factory has just completed the pre-vulcanization process recently, but it’s necessary to keep an eye on the hydrogen sulfide level, as everyone knows.
Return to unqualified tank. The raw materials can be adjusted and remelted in the future
After vulcanization, the vulcanized oil can be transferred to the unqualified tanks in the storage area; once fed in, it will be mixed with the raw materials, resulting in a higher sulfur content than before!
After vulcanization, the vulcanized oil can be transferred to the unqualified tanks in the storage area; once fed in, it will be mixed with the raw materials, resulting in a higher sulfur content than before!