Questions regarding the gas liquid separation tank
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I am working on the design of a gas liquid separation tank, where the H2S content in the gas is below 10 ppm. As someone in the process engineering field, I need to know the required sulfur content in the condensate according to the technical specifications. How can this be calculated? Condensate is only present in the separation tank during winter; it is absent in summer, and testing cannot be carried out.
Check the relevant data and calculate it using Henry’s law. It doesn’t need to be very precise.
I work in production, but the sulfur content in this condensate has really never been calculated
Who said it’s impossible to conduct a test? It’s probably because you don’t have the conditions.
In equipment design, the threshold for wet hydrogen sulfide corrosion is 50 ppm/l in the condensate; you only need to indicate whether the value is above or below this figure – according to you, it should be below 50
By the way, the partial pressure of hydrogen sulfide in the gas phase at 300 Pa is also a threshold value