Modification of liquid separation in the inlet separator tank of the cycle compressor

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The liquid separation from the inlet separator tank of the cycle compressor is directed to the desulfurization solvent mixing tank; the hydrogen sulfide contained in this separated liquid reaches around 20,000 ppm. Since the desulfurization solvent mixing tank is open, a large amount of hydrogen sulfide escapes into the atmosphere during this process, posing a serious threat to human safety and causing environmental pollution. To address this issue, it is recommended to redirect the liquid discharge to the desulfurization solvent flash tank and the flare system; under normal conditions, the liquid is discharged to the desulfurization solvent flash tank, while in abnormal situations it is discharged to the flare system, thereby preventing hydrogen sulfide from escaping into the atmosphere.

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