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How to remove hydrogen sulfide from natural gas

2008-03-05View Original

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What methods do you use to remove hydrogen sulfide from natural gas in a cost-effective and efficient manner? The processing volume is 3,000–5,000 cubic meters per day.
Reply #22008-03-05
3,000–5,000 cubic meters per day isn’t that much; zinc oxide can be used at 350–380°C.
Reply #32008-03-05
Without heating conditions, I initially used the alkali solution absorption method, but since natural gas contains CO2, it consumes a large amount of alkali. The requirement is simply that there be no H2S in the gas; could you tell me what method would be more appropriate?
Reply #42008-03-06
It can be treated with dilute KMNO4
Reply #52008-03-06
What is the concentration of hydrogen sulfide in natural gas?

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