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Treatment of gases released from liquid sulfur tanks

2018-11-26View Original

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With the current high environmental standards, are there any good methods for treating the gases released from people’s sulfur melting tanks and liquid sulfur storage tanks?
Reply #22018-11-26
The H2S concentration in the degassed liquid sulfur is already very low, less than 10 ppm. The S that volatilizes into the exhaust gas doesn’t have a good place to go either; a water seal tank can be used, with a water column height of around 1 meter. In this way, even if a small amount of H2S escapes, it can be absorbed by the water, which is then sent to an underground tank and recovered through sewage gas stripping
Reply #32019-03-07
Make a cover similar to that of a range hood; use a fan to draw in air when adding sulfur, which can eliminate the vast majority of odors :)

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