Laboratory desulfurization amine solution regeneration technology
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Currently, the more mature amine liquid regeneration techniques for desulfurization are all stripping regeneration methods. Of course, this is very suitable for refineries, as they can easily obtain steam. However, for laboratories, this method seems inappropriate, also due to the issue of the steam source. I have an idea for a device to regenerate amine solution, which involves feeding the absorbed amine solution into a heating tank to use heat instead of steam in order to desorb the amine. The desorbed amine solution is pumped back to the amine tank, while the sulfur-containing gas generated by desorption is discharged from the top (further processing of this gas will not be discussed here). Is this workable?
I don’t understand what your heat source is
This method is feasible; even in oil fields where steam heating is not available, regeneration is carried out using a bottom reboiler in the regeneration tower, which works on a principle similar to that of your heating tank