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How to control the areas prone to blockage in Klaus sulfur recovery?

2011-12-29View Original

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How can we control the areas in the Klaus sulfur recovery system that are prone to clogging? What should be the temperature for steam heating? Does anyone know at what temperature the pipes will get clogged?
Reply #22012-01-03
Typically, the areas where blockages occur in sulfur recovery units are those located in the jackets, and the heating steam is usually at 0.3 MPa (with a temperature of around 140°C).
Reply #32012-01-04
Insulating with a steam jacket can help control it; Steam temperature 135~140℃ ; 120°C is the freezing point of sulfur; if production takes place below this temperature, blockages occur.
Reply #42012-01-05
Areas where sulfur is likely to cause blockages should be designed with jackets
Reply #52012-01-05
It would be best to mention the areas that are prone to clogging, so everyone can come up with solutions for you

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