Treatment of water carried in acidic gases
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I would like to ask those with more experience: I am currently learning about *Liu Suan Gang. Could you please advise me on the methods for dealing with acidic gas containing large amounts of water, as well as the methods for cleaning such acidic gas? Thank you
Whether acid gas from any route carries a large amount of water, it is catastrophic for sulfur; generally, the separation tanks at the front end are not sufficient to separate water vapor in a timely and effective manner. In such cases, the safest approach is to activate the interlock system.
Thank you for your help. Is there any method for dealing with the situation at the initial stage when water is involved in the operation? What other phenomena are there?
Acidic gas contains an excessive amount of water: the normal vapor content of water in acidic gas is 5.8% (V), and the absence of condensed water has no impact on the equipment. However, if the water content in acidic gas exceeds 5.8% (V), it will cause an increase in the pressure within the system, fluctuations in the temperature of the reaction furnace, increased gas consumption by the equipment, and a decrease in sulfur conversion rate; in severe cases, this can lead to accidents. Therefore, the dehydration process in the acidic gas dewar tank must be strengthened to prevent acidic gas containing free water from entering the reaction furnace.
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