Device and method for removing hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide using microwave plasma
A microwave plasma and plasma technology, applied in separation methods, chemical instruments and methods, dispersed particle separation, etc., can solve the problems of low synthesis gas temperature, high energy consumption, and low power generation efficiency, and achieve simplified separation procedures, Reduced maintenance costs and reduced equipment costs
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[0074] use figure 1 The hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide removal apparatus of the present invention using microwave plasma was shown to perform hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide removal experiments.
[0075] In order to make it easier to judge the decomposition of hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide, a mixed gas of mixed nitrogen, hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide was used as a mixed gas instead of a mixed gas containing hydrogen and carbon monoxide.
[0076] The hydrogen sulfide gas concentration in nitrogen ranges from 300 ppm to a maximum of 1500 ppm, and the concentration of carbonyl sulfide gas in nitrogen ranges from 30 ppm to a maximum of 300 ppm. This is similar to the concentration of hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide contained in the synthesis gas produced by the general coal gasification process at 600 ppm and 100 ppm. It is more than two times higher, and more severe experimental conditions are applicable.
[0077] The flow rate of the injected gas is f...
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[0085] Under 1.6kw plasma power condition, the H 2 S 1000ppm, COS 100ppm, N 2 Used as the transfer gas and the plasma generating gas, respectively, the removal experiment of hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide mixed gas was performed using the same method as in Example 1. The experimental results are as Picture 9 Shown.
[0086] Such as Picture 9 As shown, when hydrogen sulfide is mixed with carbonyl sulfide, the decomposition ability of carbonyl sulfide is similar to that of Example 1, and the decomposition rate of hydrogen sulfide is shown to be about 0.5% to 1.5% lower than that of Example 1.
[0087] In addition, Picture 10 A photograph showing the state of solid sulfur trapped in the sulfur trap tank after the hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide removal experiment of the present invention. As shown in the figure, after the test, solid sulfur adhered to the inner wall of the trap tank, and it can be seen that solid sulfur separation was formed by plasma.
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