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Ningxia Petrochemical Sulfur Unit Recovery, Treatment and Renovation Project

2017-02-14View Original

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These past couple of days, I heard from a friend at a design institute that Ningxia Petrochemical is carrying out a recovery, treatment, and renovation project for the sulfur unit as part of its annual maintenance work this year. Any teachers who are aware of the specific details could please share information – specifically, what aspects of the unit are being renovated, and was an alkali scrubber added to address the issue of excessive sulfur dioxide in the exhaust gases?
Reply #22017-02-14
We already know which company has taken on the modification of hydrogen sulfide
Reply #32017-02-15
All I know is that it’s used for hydrogen sulfide absorption, not for sulfur recovery
Reply #42017-02-15
Take a look at exchanging experiences and learn from it
Reply #52017-02-15
An alkali scrubber tower has been directly added between the exhaust gas incinerator and the chimney, using alkaline solution to absorb sulfur dioxide in the flue gas.
Reply #62017-02-18
What is the sulfur dioxide content in your exhaust emissions?

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