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Differences between the sulfur recovery oxygen-enriched process and the air process

2011-11-18View Original

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Differences between the sulfur recovery oxygen-enriched process and the air process
Reply #22011-11-23
This is generally a method that may need to be employed when the processing capacity of the sulfur plant is limited. The oxygen content in the oxygen-enriched process is high; under the same conditions, it is higher than that of air, which in turn increases the processing capacity and addresses the minor bottlenecks in the plant. The dosage of our device is generally fixed at around 150 standard liters per hour, and it is necessary to control the temperature in front of the sulfur production furnace. It can only address situations where the volume of acidic gas is slightly higher than the design value.

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