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Is the two-stage absorption and two-stage regeneration technology for sulfur recovery solvents a patent? What exactly happened?

2019-06-15View Original

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Is the two-stage absorption and two-stage regeneration technology for sulfur recovery solvents a patent? Could those who are familiar with the sea please explain what’s going on exactly?
Reply #22019-06-20
Save energy and reduce consumption. This is commonly used for large solvents, but not necessary for small ones
Reply #32019-06-24
Haiyou, could you explain in more detail how to achieve energy savings and reduced consumption?
Reply #42019-06-29
Two-stage absorption means two phases of absorption: semi-poor liquid is used in the middle part of the absorption tower, while pure poor liquid is used at the top. The semi-poor liquid comes from the middle part of the stripping tower, which reduces the amount of steam required. Therefore, this method is commonly used for large quantities of sulfur; plants built before 2005 rarely used it, as back then most sulfur handled was in small quantities of tens of thousands of tons each.

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