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Working principle of desulfurization tank

2015-11-14View Original

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I have just started learning the *methanation process*. Does the desulfurization tank absorb H2S and COS? Does it need to be regenerated? The reaction equations governing the operation of the desulfurization tank are: H2S + ZnO = ZnS + H2O; COS + H2O = CO2 + H2S. So, what happens to ZnS in the end? Thank you
Reply #22015-11-14
Zinc oxide desulfurization cannot be regenerated; it should be shipped as hazardous waste.
Reply #32015-11-14
Precise desulfurization mainly removes hydrogen sulfide; the desulfurizing agent cannot be regenerated and is for single-use only.
Reply #42015-11-15
According to the master, the desulfurization tank consists of two adsorption tanks; once one tank becomes saturated with adsorbent, the other one is used, and then the adsorbent in that tank is replaced

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