Are there any conventional Claus sulfur production reactors that use oxygen-resistant catalysts throughout?
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Are there any conventional Claus sulfur production reactors that use oxygen-resistant catalysts throughout? If so, please share the differences in performance compared to devices using conventional catalysts?
Theoretically, no – unless one has money and can act arbitrarily: lol
I feel that the role of oxygen-resistant agents is quite similar to that of VISTA in operating systems – it’s used very little these days, and even less and less so. Now the mixing in the burner is good, with very little oxygen leakage. At the same time, the catalyst’s resistance to sulfation has improved. However, I feel there is an issue with the strength of the oxygen leakage inhibitor; it’s just a feeling. In my opinion, it would be better to use some titanium-based agents in order to increase the hydrolysis rate.
Here’s the thing: I’d like to know whether using a larger amount of oxygen-resistant catalyst could affect the sulfur ratio analyzer later on, for example by causing delays in the ratio measurements