Impact of coal-based hydrogen acid gas on sulfur emissions
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As soon as the acidic gas from coal-based hydrogen production was introduced, the exhaust gas concentration rose from 160 to over 300. We suspect it’s carbon dioxide; do anyone have any different opinions or insights?
The components of the acidic gases produced from coal-to-hydrogen processes are relatively complex; in addition to CO2, there are also trace impurity gases such as ammonia, which can have an impact on sulfur treatment facilities
For acid gas produced from coal-to-hydrogen processes, there are deoxygenated acid gas and Claus acid gas – which one do you mean? Also, for acid gas generated from coal-to-hydrogen production, is it sent to the combustion furnace or the quench tower?