Chengdu Yingchuang Purification Engineering Co., Ltd
Chengdu Yingchuang Purification Engineering Co., Ltd
Use a reactive iron oxide-based adsorbent to remove H₂S from gas streams, converting hydrogen sulfide into stable iron sulfide and delivering clean, sulfur free gas.
Principle

Working Principle of Catalysis and Adsorption

Uses metal oxides such as zinc oxide and iron oxide as active components, which react with hydrogen sulfide to form metal sulfides to achieve H2S treatments.

Features

Technical Features of Catalysis and Adsorption

  • No Exhaust Emissions:

    The regeneration system off-gas contains only air, with no H₂S or other pollutant emissions.

  • Simple process:

    No complex equipment or precise control required, with low investment, operation and maintenance costs. Suitable for small and medium-capacity working conditions.


  • High H₂S removal efficiency:

    Excellent removal performance for low-concentration H₂S.



  • Environmentally friendly with no secondary pollution:

    Stable reaction products and no harmful by-products. The catalyst can be regenerated or disposed of properly.


  • Strong adaptability:

    Operates at ambient temperature and atmospheric pressure, resistant to load fluctuations, and suitable for various H₂S-containing gas treatment scenarios.



Why Choose

Why Choose Our Self-Developed Media / Catalyst?

  • Operates normally without additional oxygen supply, even under low humidity conditions.

  • Low and stable pressure drop over the full service life, ensuring controllable system energy consumption.


  • Enables deep H₂S removal, with outlet concentration as low as below 5 ppm.



  • Easily handles fluctuating conditions of sulfur content and gas/liquid flow rates.

  • Maintains stable sulfur treatment performance even in high CO₂ environments.



  • Safe, simple media/catalyst replacement, significantly reducing downtime.

Why Choose Our Self-Developed Media / Catalyst?

FAQs of Catalysis and Adsorption

  • Q

    What gases can be treated?

    A

    Natural gas, biogas, coalbed methane, refinery and chemical tail gas, and other sour gases.


  • Q

    What is the H2S removal efficiency?

    A

    High efficiency for low-concentration H₂S; outlet H₂S can meet ultra-low emission standards.


  • Q

    What are the key advantages?

    A

    Simple process, low investment and operation cost, environmentally friendly, stable performance.


  • Q

    What is the typical service life of iron oxide catalyst?

    A

    Service life depends on H₂S content and gas flow. It generally ranges from 1 to 2 years under normal operating conditions.


  • Q

    Does it remove organic sulfur (COS, mercaptans)?

    A

    It mainly removes H₂S. Removal of organic sulfur is limited. For COS or mercaptans, additional treatment is recommended.


  • Q

    How to dispose of spent catalyst?

    A

    Spent catalyst is non-hazardous waste under normal conditions and can be disposed of safely according to local environmental regulations.


  • Q

    What is the required space and installation cost?

    A

    The system is compact, skid-mounted and easy to install. Investment and installation costs are much lower .


Applications of Catalysis and Adsorption
Applications

Applications of Catalysis and Adsorption

This technology is mainly used for the purification of sour gases including natural gas, petroleum associated gas, coalbed methane, shale gas, blast furnace gas, coal chemical gas, biogas, and petroleum refining tail gas.


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