Detecting Total Sulfur in HyCO (syngas)

Steam Methane Reforming (SMR) is a method of producing syngas (hydrogen and carbon monoxide) by reacting hydrocarbons with water. Usually natural gas is the raw material. The main purpose of this technology is the production of hydrogen. Undesirable sulfur compounds present in the feed stream can reduce conversion and cause corrosion. Continuously detecting total sulfur content allows the operator to take early action to preserve catalyst life and increase yield.

Total Sulfur Analyzer in Syngas Production Configured to Customer Requirements

Inventech represents various analysis instruments that continuously monitor the sulfur content in the production of syngas in HyCO plants. These instruments are often fully configured according to the customer's wishes. The high-performance analyzers for continuous analysis of syngas are robust, provide efficient production and prevent catalyst corrosion.

For example, the 6400-TSG is capable of ultra-low detection of Total Sulfur down to 10 ppb and has a range of 0-200ppb Total Sulfur. Here you can download the brochure.

Contact Inventech to detect Total Sulfur in HyCo (syngas)

Would you like to know which Total Sulfur analyser is suitable for your application? Please contact John Heidenreich, product manager at Inventech, via email or telephone number: +31 (0)162-460404.

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Inventech is the specialist in analytical instrumentation for detecting Total sulfur in HyCO (syngas)