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Acid gas combustion

2019-03-27View Original

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Dear sea friends: Are there any of you who send the acidic gases from low-temperature methanol washing to boilers for combustion? Which type of burner do you use?
Reply #22019-03-27
It burns hydrogen sulfide gas inside the boiler
Reply #32019-04-24
The dew point temperature of the flue gas after hydrogen sulfide combustion is the main consideration
Reply #42019-04-30
It comes from the wet acid production process involving the direct combustion of hydrogen sulfide-containing acidic gases in a low-temperature methanol wash system; this process is mature and reliable, and it is widely used at present.
Reply #52019-04-30
The sulfur recovery from acidic gases in low-temperature methanol washing can be carried out using the wet acid production process. Our company has designed several such systems; please contact us if you are interested.

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