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The issue of excessive sulfur dioxide emissions during the start-up and shutdown of sulfur recovery units

2017-03-16View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-9-10 21:07. During the start-up and shutdown of sulfur recovery units, process constraints require the use of fuel gas for purging; is there a better solution to the problem of excessive sulfur dioxide emissions?
Reply #22017-03-17
File a report with the Environmental Protection Agency to shut down the facility and discontinue the use of the sulfur dioxide online monitor.
Reply #32018-09-10
It is best to use natural gas as the fuel gas, as this will have a lesser impact! However, it is possible to apply for exemption from assessment for starting or stopping operations!

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