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Problems with liquid-rich absorption

2016-05-20View Original

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My unit is equipped to absorb hydrogen sulfide using a rich liquid; under normal conditions the absorption rate is 14%. If the amount of this rich liquid remains unchanged but the hydrogen sulfide content in the feed material decreases, will the absorption rate also decrease, falling below 14%?
Reply #22016-05-20
How did you calculate this data?
Reply #32016-05-21
High pressure and low temperature are favorable for absorption; when the temperature remains constant, a decrease in the partial pressure of hydrogen sulfide leads to a reduction in absorption

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