Novel purification technology for producing liquid sulfur dioxide by pure oxygen method
A liquid sulfur dioxide and sulfur dioxide technology, applied in inorganic chemistry, sulfur compounds, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problems of not meeting the first-class standard, entering sulfur particles, affecting production, etc., to reduce system resistance and improve. Continuity, reducing the effect of the process
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[0020] Use a pump to pump 0.31T / h of liquid sulfur into the sulfur incinerator, and inject 300m3 / h of oxygen into the sulfur incinerator, and control the temperature at about 850°C for incineration to produce sulfur dioxide gas.
[0021] Press a small amount of sulfur dioxide in the sulfur dioxide storage tank into the gasifier, use 80℃ hot water to heat the liquid sulfur dioxide into a gaseous state, and control the volume flow of sulfur dioxide at 0.15m3 / h according to the amount of sublimed sulfur, and the volume of oxygen from the air separation The flow ratio is 8:1 to mix into a mixed gas. The mixed gas is heated to 410℃ by an electric heating furnace and then sent to the converter to be converted into sulfur trioxide. During the conversion process, the inlet temperature of the converter is controlled at 430°C and the outlet temperature is controlled at ≤600℃.
[0022] Add 98% sulfuric acid in the sulfur reactor to the observation mirror of the reactor, then increase the temp...
Embodiment 2
[0025] Use a pump to pump liquid sulfur 0.52T / h into the sulfur incinerator, and inject 500m3 / h of oxygen into the sulfur incinerator, and control the temperature at about 850°C for incineration to produce sulfur dioxide gas.
[0026] Press a small amount of sulfur dioxide in the sulfur dioxide storage tank into the gasifier, use 80℃ hot water to heat the liquid sulfur dioxide into gaseous state, and control the volume flow of sulfur dioxide at 0.2m3 / h according to the amount of sublimed sulfur, and the volume of oxygen from air separation The flow rate ratio is 8:1 to mix into a mixed gas. The mixed gas is heated to 420℃ by an electric heating furnace and then sent to the converter to be converted into sulfur trioxide. During the conversion process, the inlet temperature of the converter is controlled at 420°C and the outlet temperature is controlled at ≤600℃.
[0027] Add 98% sulfuric acid by mass ratio into the sulfur reactor to the observation mirror of the reactor, then increa...
Embodiment 3
[0030] Use a pump to drive 1.05T / h of liquid sulfur into the sulfur incinerator, and inject 1000m3 / h of oxygen into the sulfur incinerator, and control the temperature at about 850℃ for incineration to produce sulfur dioxide gas.
[0031] Press a small amount of sulfur dioxide in the sulfur dioxide storage tank into the gasifier, and use 80°C hot water to heat the liquid sulfur dioxide into a gaseous state. According to the amount of sublimed sulfur, control the volume flow of sulfur dioxide to 0.4m3 / h, and the oxygen from air separation by volume The flow ratio is 8:1 to mix into a mixed gas. The mixed gas is heated to 430℃ by an electric heating furnace and then sent to the converter to be converted into sulfur trioxide. During the conversion process, the inlet temperature of the converter is controlled at 430°C and the outlet temperature is controlled at ≤600℃.
[0032] Add 98% sulfuric acid by mass ratio into the sulfur reactor to the observation mirror of the reactor, then inc...
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