Can a sulfur Claus unit handle gasification acidic gases containing carbon monoxide?

2019-11-05View Original

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Can a sulfur Claus unit handle gasification acidic gases containing carbon monoxide?

Reply #22019-11-08

Sure, our device is already working on it

Reply #32019-11-14

Sure, with proper oxygen supply and temperature control; we have a professional design for this

Reply #42020-01-03

There should be no problem; many sulfur production furnaces use fuel gas as a supplementary burnable material, with the exhaust gases from calcium carbide furnaces being used in most cases. These exhaust gases contain CO, which is burned along with the other materials in the furnace. It depends on the level of CO content in the acidic gases

Reply #52020-03-15

It is possible, yes. But it comes with many side effects, producing numerous by-products, various organic sulfurs, and so on.

Reply #62020-03-16

It’s possible, but it is usually operated in a mixed mode.

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