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What are the factors that affect the ash content in slurry?

2015-06-18View Original

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What are the factors that affect the ash content in slurry?
Reply #22015-06-19
The main components of ash are catalysts, heavy metals, and some solid particulates; the rest is about analyzing the reasons.
Reply #32015-06-19
Except for the catalyst powder. Heavy metals. There’s nothing else; it’s just gelatin
Reply #42015-06-19
Can gum dissolve in gasoline? What is the composition of gum?
Reply #52015-06-19
Gelatin makes no contribution to the ash content. No one knows exactly what gelatin is, and its structure is not clear. Soluble in C7, but insoluble in C6.
Reply #62015-06-19
Ash generally refers to heavy metals and catalysts; is it referring to metallic ash?
Reply #72015-06-19
1. Water-soluble ash: The amount of soluble oxides and salts of potassium, sodium, calcium, etc. 2. Water-insoluble ash: Contaminated sediment as well as oxides of iron, aluminum, magnesium, etc., and basic phosphates of alkaline earth metals. 3. Acid-insoluble ash: Contaminated sediment and trace amounts of substances such as silica that were originally present

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