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Ammonia content in sulfur recovery

2017-06-20View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-9-3 08:17. In the company’s sulfur recovery unit, the ammonia content in the acidic gas is over 66%, and there is no ammonia extraction at intermediate stages during the stripping process. I would like to ask whether there are any good methods, other than extracting ammonia at intermediate stages, to separate some of the ammonia from hydrogen sulfide
Reply #22017-06-21
Ammonia removal in the stripping intermediate stage is a conventional method!
Reply #32017-06-23
Double-tower stripping is also a conventional method for separating hydrogen sulfide from ammonia.
Reply #42017-06-23
Do you have any information on double-tower stripping? Can I learn it* a bit?

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