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Numerical values of super Claus off-gases in coal chemical industry

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Our company is undertaking a coal-to-methanol project with an annual capacity of 600,000 tons. The gasification process makes use of GE’s coal slurry technology, while desulfurization and decarbonization are carried out using Linde’s Low-CO technology. Sulfur recovery is achieved through Shell’s Super Claus technology. I would like to know what level of sulfur dioxide concentration can be achieved after the combustion of exhaust gases Is the data stable?
Reply #22016-02-15
Ask online? Since our company’s values are quite high, the pressure to meet environmental standards is already extremely great
Reply #32016-02-16
The standard in 1996 was 960 milligrams per liter, but the latest figure seems to be 240 milligrams per liter. What I’ve seen recently is also just a draft for feedback; there’s no officially published version yet. You’ll need to find the standard on your own
Reply #42016-02-16
This is related to the design values as well as to the operation
Reply #52016-02-18
By switching to exhaust gas recovery of SO2, very low levels can be achieved

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