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Which desulfurization processes are relatively advanced?

2010-01-22View Original

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Which desulfurization processes are relatively advanced?
Reply #22010-01-22
The desulfurization technology is now fairly mature; the choice of method depends on where desulfurization is to be applied, with the appropriate technique selected based on the specific circumstances.
Reply #32010-01-22
After two sulfur-resistant shift processes, our sulfur content is very low. Is there a minimum sulfur content range for the catalyst?
Reply #42010-01-22
The converter used by the poster is a low-temperature converter; controlling the inlet hydrogen sulfide level at over 100 mg is sufficient. Of course, there is a new perspective now: as long as the hydrogen sulfide level at the system outlet is greater than 75 mg, reverse sulfidation will not occur; in other words, it is sufficient for the total sulfur content at the inlet to reach 75 mg. However, many factories have not kept it this low; it’s better to maintain a higher level for safety reasons.
Reply #52010-01-22
Also, based on what the original poster meant, it’s mainly about changing the method for gas desulfurization. If it is gas desulfurization by transformation, the tannin method is recommended as a more appropriate approach. Personal opinion, for reference only.
Reply #62010-01-23
For desulfurizing transformed gas, tannin can be used, as well as DDS; both methods are good. After desulfurization, the H2S content should be at least less than 10 PPm; of course, some plants already achieve levels below 5 PPm.
Reply #72010-01-23
We use the domestic exhaust gas recycling method from Shengyi Company; if anyone is aware of this method, please help! It should be about what the lowest sulfur tolerance is for medium- and low-temperature shift reactions, and how to increase sulfur content
Reply #82010-01-25
It depends on whether the wet or dry method is used. For the wet method, low-temperature methanol washing is a relatively advanced technique, but it comes with higher operating costs. It is also necessary to consider the requirements regarding the level of desulfurization; the most advanced method isn’t necessarily the best one, so it’s important to act according to one’s capabilities.
Reply #92010-01-25
The main wet desulfurization methods include the 888 method, PDS method, NDC method, and gum method

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