Activated carbon for desulfurization is a type of activated carbon specifically used to remove sulfides from gases, especially sulfur dioxide (SO₂). This activated carbon is specially treated to improve its chemical adsorption and catalytic effects and is widely used in areas such as industrial waste gas treatment. Here are some detailed information about activated carbon for desulfurization:
Features
High surface area: It has a large surface area and a developed pore structure, which enhances the adsorption capacity of sulfides.
Catalytic activity: Some desulfurization activated carbons are added with catalyst components, which can catalyze the conversion of sulfur dioxide and improve removal efficiency.
Abrasion resistance: It has good mechanical strength and can withstand certain physical impact and wear in gas processing equipment.
Application areas
Coal-fired power plants and industrial boilers: Used for flue gas desulfurization to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions to meet environmental standards.
Petrochemical: Remove sulfides during refining and chemical production processes, protect equipment and catalysts, and avoid corrosion.
Natural gas processing: Used for desulfurization to purify natural gas and improve gas quality.
Automobile exhaust treatment: Used in exhaust gas treatment systems to reduce sulfide emissions.
