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The amount of vulcanizing agent used is calculated based on the catalyst pre-vulcanization

2015-07-08View Original

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When pre-vulcanizing a catalyst, it is calculated based on the amount of vulcanizing agent used – how is that calculation done?
Reply #22015-07-09
This needs to be provided by the catalyst manufacturer. The theoretical sulfur content of the catalyst is calculated based on the active component of the catalyst, and then the amount of vulcanizing agent required is determined
Reply #32015-07-21
I think I should learn to calculate, in case it comes in handy in the future
Reply #42015-07-21
The experience value is pre-sulfurized at 1% of the design flow rate!
Reply #52015-07-22
Is there a calculation method? What formula or good method?
Reply #62015-07-23
Based on the actual amount of catalyst filled, the amount of hydrogen sulfide required to displace oxygen molecules is calculated, and then the total amount of sulfiding agent is determined using the equilibrium equation for the decomposition of the sulfiding agent.

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