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I have a question regarding the quality of sulfur exhaust emissions

2016-10-14View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-9-3 at 11:17. May I ask the experts: What is the reason for the high concentration of carbon monoxide in the exhaust gases emitted from the incinerators in sulfur recovery units that use the clause+RAR process? (The concentration can reach up to 2600 mg/m3.) Thank you
Reply #22016-10-14
We have the same issue, and this is related to the low temperature in the furnace chamber of the incinerator.
Reply #32016-12-18
The temperature of the exhaust gas incinerator is too low; The poor mixing of fuel and air inside the exhaust gas incinerator results in poor combustion.
Reply #42016-12-31
The combustion condition is not good; could this be a problem that arose after replacing the nox-reducing burner? It is recommended to conduct a thorough analysis and discussion~~~
Reply #52017-05-29
The Claus+Scott+CAS system can be used, allowing the sulfur content in the exhaust gases to be kept below 50 ppm

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