Effect of water content in the inlet gas on organic sulfur hydrogenation catalysts
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This post was last edited by guozq5401461 on 2015-12-9 at 11:31. There is one operating condition: water gas pressure: 3.8 MPa, CO content in the dry gas: 15.00%； H2: 37.5% ； CO2: 33.23% ； CH4: 12.6% ； N2: 0.15% ； O2: 0.30% ； TS: 0.18% ； Others: 1.04%. If the water vapor content at the inlet of the organic sulfur hydrogenation converter is between 0.05-0.07%, what adverse effects does it have on the hydrogenation conversion of organic sulfur? Does it have an impact on the catalyst’s service life?
The water vapor content is very low, and it does not affect the hydrogenation conversion performance of organic sulfur