Method and burner for combusting hydrogen sulfide
A burner, hydrogen sulfide technology applied in the partial oxidation of hydrogen sulfide to form sulfur. It can solve problems such as damage to the pilot burner
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[0037] figure 1 A prior art burner 10 for combustion of hydrogen sulphide by oxygen is schematically shown. A corresponding heat treatment takes place in a furnace 40 equipped with main burners 10 and pilot burners 50 . Such as figure 1 The large unit shown requires a start-up procedure for preheating the furnace 40 to avoid thermal stress on the refractory lining of the furnace 40 . The preheating process is controlled by a pilot burner 50 which is installed separately from and close to the main burner 10 . The thermal energy rate of the preheating process is usually about 50K / h, and the preheating is stopped when the temperature of the furnace container reaches a temperature of about 1000-1100°C. Before putting the main burner 10 into operation, the pilot burner 50 must be retracted or pulled entirely out of the furnace 40 due to the risk of damage to the pilot burner 50 due to the high temperature of the main burner flame.
[0038] After the preheating step, the main bu...
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