Claus sulfur recovery

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I often see the use of the Claus process for sulfur recovery, with a sulfur recovery rate of up to 99.8%. What is this technology? What does Claus mean?

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CLAUS is a process for sulfur recovery from hydrogen sulfide in acidic gases through combustion; it is known as the Claus process. It consists of high-temperature oxidation reactions, catalytic conversion reactions, and catalytic oxidation reactions, with H2S being converted into elemental sulfur, water, and heat in the end

Reply #42008-03-05

The sulfur recovery process in CLAUS for recovering acidic gases has been replaced by the super-CLAUS process, or other SCOT processes, due to environmental regulations.

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