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Regarding the issue of the formation rate of thermally stable salts in desulfurization amine solutions

2023-07-27View Original

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The desulfurization amine solution contains a variety of thermally stable salts; once certain types of these salts reach a certain concentration, will equilibrium be reached and their amount no longer increase?
Reply #22023-07-27
Yes, the thermally stable salts in the desulfurization amine solution reach equilibrium under certain conditions and no longer increase. When the formation rate and decomposition rate of the thermostable salt are equal, the system reaches a dynamic equilibrium state. Under these conditions, even if sufficient reactants are provided, the content of thermally stable salts will not continue to increase. .
Reply #32023-07-29
If no heat-stable salt treatment is applied, the content will increase

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