Removal of organic sulfur during the coking process
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I hope to find out whether there are any technologies for removing organic sulfur during the coking process, preferably those that are already mature. If not, I would appreciate it if someone knowledgeable could provide information on the current research status in this area both domestically and internationally; I’m looking for the most advanced technologies. I’ve heard that Japan has made new progress in this field. Thank you very much
Organic sulfur can be hydrogenated to convert it into inorganic sulfur. Then absorb it with a desulfurizing agent. But I don’t know about the most recent one.
Inorganic sulfur is easy to desulfurize, while conventional desulfurization processes have low removal efficiency for organic sulfur. You can take a look at this post: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=422749&page=1#pid2262924 This post was last edited by hhxxbb on 2009-3-24 14:59]
I think organic sulfur enters mainly in two ways: 1) into the waste gas, and 2) into the tar