Sulfur unit

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What material is suitable for the flue stack used to burn the exhaust gases from sulfur recovery units?

Reply #22009-04-04

Our company uses carbon steel for the lower part and 316 for the upper part

Reply #32009-04-04

I think it’s better to use 304 for everything

Reply #42009-04-04

Carbon steel will do; it’s hard to avoid looking down from above

Reply #52009-04-04

For the flue stacks of sulfur recovery units, stainless steel is a better choice; although its cost is higher than that of carbon steel, corrosion is relatively less severe.

Reply #62009-04-05

By controlling the temperature and ensuring complete combustion, corrosion can be kept within reasonable limits.

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