Sulfur Daily Question 2018.11.30
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How to reduce the formation of by-products COS and CS2 in the CLAUS sulfur production process? Answer: Methods to reduce the formation of by-products COS and CS2 in the CLAUS sulfur production process include: ① For acidic gases with a certain hydrocarbon content, increasing the temperature of the reaction furnace to 1300°C essentially stops the formation of CS2. ②Raising the H2S concentration in the acidic gas to over 60% can reduce the formation of COS.
Methods to reduce the formation of by-products COS and CS2 in the CLAUS sulfur recovery process include: for acidic gas with a certain hydrocarbon content, raising the temperature of the reactor to 1300°C essentially stops the reaction that produces CS2.
The formation mechanism of the by-product COS in the CLAUS sulfur production process is roughly as follows: H2S is decomposed at a certain temperature, and the amount of decomposition increases as the temperature rises: H2S→S＋H2
Ways to reduce the formation of by-products COS and CS2 in the CLAUS sulfur production process include raising the temperature of the reaction furnace to 1300°C for acidic gases with a certain hydrocarbon content, which essentially stops the CS2 formation reaction
Methods to reduce the formation of by-products COS and CS2 in the CLAUS sulfur recovery process include: for acidic gas with a certain hydrocarbon content, raising the temperature of the reactor to 1300°C essentially stops the reaction that produces CS2.
Ways to reduce the formation of by-products COS and CS2 in the CLAUS sulfur production process include: ① For acidic gases with a certain hydrocarbon content, increasing the temperature of the reaction furnace to 1300°C essentially stops the formation of CS2. ②Raising the H2S concentration in acidic gases to over 60% can reduce the formation of COS
Ways to reduce the formation of by-products COS and CS2 in the CLAUS sulfur production process include: ① For acidic gases with a certain hydrocarbon content, increasing the temperature of the reaction furnace to 1300°C essentially stops the formation of CS2. ②Raising the H2S concentration in acidic gases to over 60% can reduce the formation of COS
Methods to reduce the formation of by-products COS and CS2 in the CLAUS sulfur recovery process include: for acidic gas with a certain hydrocarbon content, raising the temperature of the reactor to 1300°C essentially stops the reaction that produces CS2.