Coking inhibitors and sulfur reduction additives
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Has anyone used coking inhibitors and sulfur-reduction additives in their installations? How effective is it? We haven’t used these two additives
Is the sulfur-reduction additive for gasoline or for flue gas? Smoke gas works very well; gasoline is unreliable.
Oh, it’s gasoline; the one used in flue gas is a sulfur transfer agent. How much can the sulfur content in the flue gas be reduced? Is desulfurization and denitration being carried out?
Oh, the smoke-related substance is a sulfur transfer agent, while this sulfur-reducing agent is used to reduce sulfur in gasoline. The sulfur transfer agents for flue gas seem to be effective; it appears that anti-coking agents are not very effective in many cases
Can we talk about the defocus agent you’re using?
Inhibitors against coking are effective in principle, and their practical performance is also good; however, their effects become apparent only over a longer period of time.
Flue gas sulfur transfer agents are very effective
Are there any specific figures? By how much can sulfides be reduced?
For sulfur transfer agents in catalytic reactions, those produced by our company work fairly well, so we continue to use them. The desulfurizer has not been used.
:Lol, are there any specific figures? How much sulfur is present in the smoke right now?
I have used the coking device anti-coking and revenue-increasing agent, and its effects are fairly good. I haven’t used the sulfur-reducing agent yet; I would like to ask to what level the sulfur can be reduced? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?