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GR-845 dehydrogenation agent is suitable for the removal of trace hydrogen under aerobic conditions, especially for the dehydrogenation of CO2 raw gas in the urea production process to prevent the accumulation of hydrogen in CO2 and explosion.

2H2+02→2H2O

This product can be used for direct deoxidation of hydrogen-containing gases in petrochemical, coal chemical, metallurgy, electronics, light industry, scientific research, and other new technology fields, or for hydrogenation deoxidation of hydrogen-free gases, or for direct deoxidation of inert gases.

In the urea synthesis process, excessive hydrogen in the CO₂ feed gas can accumulate in the high-pressure system, forming an explosive mixture. The GR-845 can remove hydrogen to a safe level before it enters the synthesis tower, fundamentally eliminating explosion hazards and ensuring production safety.

Yes, its working principle relies on oxygen (O₂) as a reactant for hydrogen, so the raw gas must contain an appropriate amount of oxygen (or artificially added air) to carry out the catalytic oxidative dehydrogenation reaction to produce water.

Yes, GR-845 can also be used for hydrodeoxygenation or inert gas deoxygenation in certain processes, achieving multiple uses with one dose. It is particularly suitable for various gas refining scenarios.

It has the advantages of high and low temperature activity, strong reaction selectivity, a wide operating window, good anti-toxicity, and high mechanical strength. It is particularly good at long-term stable operation under complex working conditions, avoiding frequent catalyst replacement.

GR-845 is usually provided in an oxidized form. After loading, it generally does not require complex reduction. It can be put into operation at an appropriate temperature by introducing process gas. It is easy to start up and has great operational flexibility. It is suitable for continuous and intermittent conditions.


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