CYLINDRICAL γ-IRON OXYHYDROXIDE MEDIA | FULL-SPECTRUM H₂S TREATMENT FOR ALL GAS MEDIUMS
This rigid extruded cylindrical γ‑FeOOH adsorbent delivers stable and reliable H₂S removal across wide temperature and humidity ranges. It effectively resists water erosion and prevents gas channeling inside fixed-bed towers.
CYLINDRICAL γ‑IRON OXYHYDROXIDE MEDIA
COST-EFFECTIVE H₂S ADSORBENT FOR LOW & MEDIUM H₂S GAS STREAMS
SZ-2 extruded cylindrical pellets deliver stable hydrogen sulfide removal for gas streams with low to medium H₂S concentrations.
The cylindrical media features a steady 30 wt% breakthrough sulfur capacity, consistently lowering outlet H₂S to below 1 ppm to meet global pipeline specifications and international emission standards.
The extruded cylindrical pellets own outstanding mechanical strength to avoid pulverization during long-cycle tower operation. Its moderate bulk density cuts overall operating costs, and it works efficiently at ambient temperature without auxiliary heating for small and medium fixed-bed desulfurization towers.
Q1: What kind of gas is your columnar γ‑iron oxyhydroxide suitable for?
A1: It is exclusively designed for hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) removal only. It perfectly treats oilfield associated gas, shale natural gas, landfill biogas and coalbed methane, and does not affect other original gas components.
Q2: What sulfur capacity grades do you supply?
A2: We provide 25%、30%、35%、40% and 45%breakthrough sulfur capacity grades to match different inlet H₂S levels and project budgets.
Q3: Does your desulfurizer require heating during operation?
A3: No auxiliary heating system is required. It works stably under high humidity and fully water-saturated gas conditions, both aerobic and anaerobic.
Q4: Will the adsorbent turn into powder or block the tower?
A4: With crush strength ≥50 N/cm, its rigid columnar structure avoids pulverization, bed compaction and gas channeling during long-term continuous operation.
Q5: Can you customize the size for our existing towers?
A5: Yes. We customize pellet diameter and length to fit your tower size, gas velocity and bed design parameters.
Q6: Is the spent adsorbent hazardous?
A6: The saturated spent media is inert and non-hazardous, supporting safe and compliant disposal according to international environmental standards.