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What is the optimal liquid-to-gas ratio for a desulfurization tower?

2025-05-24View Original

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For gas desulfurization in the chemical production workshop of coking plants, when the HPF method is used for desulfurization, A suggests using a desulfurization solution with a low concentration and increasing the circulation rate; although this results in more energy consumption, it helps to prevent tower blockages. B said that using a desulfurization solution with a higher concentration can reduce power consumption. Without considering individual cases, what is the optimal ratio of desulfurization liquid to gas?
Reply #22025-05-24
The liquid-to-gas ratio in the desulfurization tower is generally optimal between 3:1 and 10:1, with the specific value to be adjusted according to process requirements and actual conditions. In the chemical production section of a coking plant, selecting an appropriate liquid-to-gas ratio can effectively improve desulfurization efficiency while avoiding tower blockage issues. .

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