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Is the sulfur unit still purged with gas?

2017-06-01View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-9-3 09:03. There is a leak in the excess sulfur tank of my sulfur production unit, which requires shutdown for repairs; as a result, it is not possible to use gas for sulfur removal. Can we skip the sulfur blowing with gas and simply shut down the plant for repairs? Please feel free to speak up; it’s for everyone’s mutual improvement. Thank you. How does everyone deal with leaks in their remaining pots?
Reply #22017-06-01
It is still considered necessary to use gas for sulfur removal; alternatively, purified gas can be used for this purpose. Because your system is clogged; if you don’t blow out the sulfur, it’s likely to get even more clogged and won’t be able to operate.
Reply #32017-06-01
Find out what is causing the blockage Is it the Klaus system or the exhaust system that is clogged?
Reply #42017-06-02
I think what was said upstairs makes sense; we should first find out the cause of the blockage before determining a solution. Besides, since there is a blockage, how can gas be used for purging?

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