After the unreacted steam is transformed and condensed by cooling, does it contain acidic gases? What are the components of these gases?

2015-09-16View Original

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After the unreacted steam is transformed and condensed by cooling, does it contain acidic gases? What are the components of these gases?

Reply #22015-09-16

CO CO2 H2S.

Reply #32015-09-16

There is CO2, H2S, and a large amount of ammonia; the ammonia nitrogen content in that condensate is quite high

Reply #42015-09-17

I didn’t understand what the original poster meant. Could they explain it in more detail?

Reply #52015-09-17

I didn’t understand what the original poster meant. Could they explain it in more detail?

Reply #62015-09-20

There are some, mainly CO2, H2S, and NH3. The lower the condensate temperature, the higher the acid gas content; the specific amount depends on the acid gas content in the gas phase.

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