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Our factory adopts the multi-feedstock water-coal slurry gasification process developed by the Northwest Research Institute, and low-temperature methanol washing is used for purification. The main products are methanol and urea. Given this process configuration, what kind of sulfur recovery process would be more suitable? Thank you!
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The main sulfur recovery processes currently in use are: Shell’s Super Claus and Ultra Claus in the Netherlands; Kangshifu Craft, Canada ; RAR technology from Italian KTI ; There are also different tertiary Claus processes ;
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The sulfur recovery section adopts a partial combustion method, external blending, and a two-stage CLAUS sulfur production process. The exhaust gas treatment employs a conventional reduction-absorption process; the CLAUS exhaust gas is heated by heat exchange with the high-temperature flue gas at the exit of the exhaust gas incinerator, and an external hydrogen supply is provided. The treated and purified exhaust gas is subjected to thermal combustion; an exhaust gas heater is installed at the outlet of the exhaust gas burner, and the flue gas is discharged into the atmosphere after heat extraction.