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Initial operation of sulfur exhaust hydrogenation

2015-06-25View Original

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The 15,000 tons/year sulfur plant is operating normally in the sulfur production section, and preparations are underway to start exhaust gas hydrogenation. I would appreciate it if experts could advise me on how to heat up the reactor unit. Please help! ! ! Can the current process I’m using – nitrogen gas, exhaust gas heater, electric heater, (with a steam extractor in between), hydrogenation reactor, quench tower, and exhaust gas heater – be used to raise the temperature?
Reply #22015-06-25
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-6-25 12:46. There shouldn’t be any problems with this. What medium flows through the other side of the exhaust gas heater?
Reply #32015-06-26
That works too; if rapid heating of the system is a concern, it is also possible to feed the exhaust gas directly into the exhaust gas heater in front of the quench tower.
Reply #42015-07-09
The tube side of the exhaust gas heater is the hydrogenation exhaust gas, while the shell side is the process gas
Reply #52015-07-09
In the initial stage, electric heating was mainly used.

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