Does anyone know about the lo-cat desulfurization process?

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The LO-CAT process can handle gases such as fuel gas from refineries, acidic gas from amine purification, steam stripped from sulfur-containing wastewater, and off-gases from Claus units; the removal efficiency of hydrogen sulfide can reach over 99.9%. The various processes of this technology can adapt to changes in raw materials, offering great operational flexibility; it can handle variations in the hydrogen sulfide content in the raw materials ranging from 0% to 100%. In a slightly alkaline solution medium, hydrogen sulfide is directly converted into sulfur under the action of a catalyst; the production process generates no pollutants. The resulting sulfur can be used as a soil modifier or insecticide in agriculture, as well as a raw material for the sulfuric acid industry and the fertilizer industry. Hundreds of industrial applications have shown that this technology is mature and reliable, and it has been rated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as the best available control technology.

I would also like to know which domestic institution has this device; if you know, please introduce it. Where was it designed, and what technology was used?

I would also like to learn about the specific manufacturing processes or existing devices; if you know anything about them, please let me know