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The content of gas washing oil in crude benzene affects the formation of sulfur foam

2015-06-23View Original

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In the desulfurization process in the chemical production workshop of coking plants, the mother liquor in the desulfurization section becomes contaminated due to gas carrying washing oil; how can this be prevented? How to degrade it?
Reply #22015-06-23
1. First, the temperature of crude benzene must be well controlled. 2. If there is too much oil present, no foam will form; only a portion of the liquid needs to be removed, which exits from the top of the regeneration tower. 3. A small amount of catalyst and hydroquinone can be added to help alleviate this issue. QQ for communication: 1123267744

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