Treatment of hydrogen sulfide exhaust gases

2017-09-10View Original

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I have a set of reaction apparatus here that produces hydrogen sulfide gas, in relatively large quantities. The exhaust gases can be absorbed using liquid alkali, but is there any demand for the substances that are generated? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Claus furnace system compared to alkaline absorption? Which expert can explain this? Affordable methods are needed

Reply #22017-09-20

Hello: What is the substance that comes out?

Reply #32017-09-20

Bases have limited efficiency in absorbing hydrogen sulfide; they achieve a higher conversion rate compared to the Claus-Scott process

Reply #42017-09-28

There is demand for the production of sodium metabisulfite.

Reply #52017-10-10

What is the volume of hydrogen sulfide gas? We can work together on this

Reply #62017-10-10

Are there specific hydrogen sulfide concentrations and flow rates? We can work together

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