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?
Ask online? Since our company’s values are quite high, the pressure to meet environmental standards is already extremely great
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
This is related to the design values as well as to the operation
By switching to exhaust gas recovery of SO2, very low levels can be achieved