Process for converting high-concentration CO-tolerant sulfur
A sulfur-resistant conversion and high-concentration technology, which is applied in the production of bulk chemicals, inorganic chemistry, non-metallic elements, etc., can solve the problems of lower bed temperature, reactor damage, and increased energy consumption, so as to improve catalyst activity and improve Productivity and the effect of extending the service life
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[0072] A certain device adopts the Shell gasification process, and the dry gas volume of the produced process gas is 120,000Nm3 / h, and the dry basis composition of CO after the shift reaction is required to be ≤1.6%. Attached figure 1 See Table 1 for the operating conditions and inlet and outlet compositions of each reactor in the process flow shown.
[0073] Each material condition of table 1, embodiment 1
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Embodiment 2
[0076] The dry gas volume of the process gas produced by a certain gasification device is 39000 kmol / h, and the water-gas ratio is 1.25. It is required that the dry basis composition of CO after the shift reaction is ≤8.0%, and it is used for carbonyl after mixing with the rest of the process gas that has not undergone the shift reaction. synthesis. Adopt the attached of the present invention design image 3 As shown in the process flow, the gasification process gas with a water-gas ratio of 1.25 from the gasification unit first enters the purifier to remove ash and other impurities in the process gas after exchanging heat with the product of the main reactor, and then divides into two streams. Among them, one strand ② which accounts for 1 / 3 of the dry gas to be shifted is mixed with water vapor ⑤ and enters the pre-shift reactor, and the high-temperature reaction product ⑥ is mixed with the gasification process gas ③ which has not entered the pre-shift reactor, and then an app...
Embodiment 3
[0083] The quantity and composition of the gasification process gas, the requirements on the dry basis composition of CO after the shift reaction, and the process flow are the same as those in Example 2. The difference from Example 2 is that the amount of process gas entering the pre-shift reactor is 15% of the amount of process gas to be shifted. The composition and conditions of each stream are shown in Table 4, and the operating conditions of the reactor are shown in Table 5.
[0084] Table 4 Embodiment 3 Composition, condition of each logistics stream
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[0086] The operating conditions of table 5 embodiment 3 reactor
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