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Metal for ultra low sulfur in oxygen process stream

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cjacks7

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Oct 5, 2012
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I need some help on selecting the metallurgy of sample tubing for an oxygen stream with extremely low sulfur concentrations, 1~2 ppb. The metal needs to be something that will not absorb the sulfur so that we can analyze the process stream. Even a few ppb of sulfur can damage the catalyst that we are running in the system.
 
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I assume that won't work, because your temperature is too high (you mentioned a catalyst). Maybe you would like to tell us the temperature and expected gas composition so we can give you a better guess?
 
If it is a high temperature catalyst,my guess is it is Nickel, and Ni has very high affinity to sulphur, readily forming nickel sulphide.

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The process stream will almost pure oxygen and will be ~600 F.
 
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