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Discussion on HCN treatment issues in the purification section?

2016-02-25View Original

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As the title suggests, what impact does HCN in the transformed gas entering the purification device have on that device? Does it need to be recycled separately?
Reply #22016-02-26
HCN is toxic; its impact on the equipment is unknown, so removal could be considered!
Reply #32016-02-27
The amount of HCN produced during gasification is very low; part of it is converted into hydrogen sulfide, while the remaining amount is removed in the pre-treatment stage of low-temperature methanol washing
Reply #42016-02-28
How is it converted into hydrogen sulfide during the transformation? What is the reaction equation?
Reply #52016-02-29
It definitely cannot be converted into hydrogen sulfide! It can be converted into ammonia and methane from hydrogen; according to Lianxin, the conversion rate is over 99%
Reply #62016-03-01
Thank you, teacher, for pointing that out. I went back and looked up more information; I had misremembered it. I really did lead students astray :L
Reply #72016-03-04
It would be great if you could upload the information you’ve found; thank you!

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