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On the decarbonization vent gas from coke oven gas to produce LNG

2024-12-09View Original

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We use a plant for producing LNG from lignite flue gas. The CO2 desulfurization tower in the decarbonization system relies on on-site venting; however, there is a strong unpleasant odor in the plant area due to this venting. Could anyone please advise me on how to deal with this issue?
Reply #22024-12-11
A sample can be taken for analysis to determine what it is; most likely, a alkaline wash or adsorption will suffice
Reply #32024-12-11
This gas is produced by alkaline washing, and it still has an odor, but it’s not the smell of hydrogen sulfide

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