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#1 aanita

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Posted 15 December 2009 - 06:44 AM

In a sulfur recovery plant(CBA Process), currently incinerator temperature
is controlled at 600 deg.C. Is it wise to reduce upto 550 degC for
optimize fuel consumption. Other than ground level SO2 content , what is other effects.
I have seen in the literature that 1000 Deg F ( 538 degC)is sufficient for good
combustion of sulfur tail gas and a good dispersion of SO2 in ground level.
I would like to know what others are maintaing sulfur recovery plan incinerator temperature.

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Posted 15 December 2009 - 10:30 PM

In a sulfur recovery plant(CBA Process), currently incinerator temperature
is controlled at 600 deg.C. Is it wise to reduce upto 550 degC for
optimize fuel consumption. Other than ground level SO2 content , what is other effects.
I have seen in the literature that 1000 Deg F ( 538 degC)is sufficient for good
combustion of sulfur tail gas and a good dispersion of SO2 in ground level.
I would like to know what others are maintaing sulfur recovery plan incinerator temperature.

Regards.

hi aanita
I tested it.at higher load , you can see smoke at top of stack.

#3 aanita

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Posted 16 December 2009 - 01:59 PM

If it is white smoke, H2S escape from the system .
If smoke is black, insufficient air is supplied. Which one
is your case?
For my concern is to reduce temperature without any effects of
other parameters.

Thanks for your time.

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Posted 22 December 2009 - 03:20 AM

In a sulfur recovery plant(CBA Process), currently incinerator temperature
is controlled at 600 deg.C. Is it wise to reduce upto 550 degC for
optimize fuel consumption. Other than ground level SO2 content , what is other effects.
I have seen in the literature that 1000 Deg F ( 538 degC)is sufficient for good
combustion of sulfur tail gas and a good dispersion of SO2 in ground level.
I would like to know what others are maintaing sulfur recovery plan incinerator temperature.

Regards.



Hi Aanita,

I have seen SRU incinerators running at 550 deg cel and that will not be a problem at all.

#5 aanita

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Posted 22 December 2009 - 10:58 PM

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can you give me some more details: is it a large SRU, what is the process( CBA or 3/4 stage Claus, stack details).

Thank you very much.

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Posted 24 December 2009 - 03:48 AM

Koli
can you give me some more details: is it a large SRU, what is the process( CBA or 3/4 stage Claus, stack details).

Thank you very much.



It's large SRU ( 675 TPD ) and CBA process.

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Posted 24 December 2009 - 11:55 PM

Thankyou very much.
Is it's normal operating temperature (55o Deg C)or ocasionally
kept lower value. It looks same for my case:capacitywise and also it is CBA process.
For my case we operate 600 Deg C, however we are trying to maintain less than
current operating (600 Deg C)temperature. I am affraid, it will increase ground level SO2 concentration.

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Posted 08 February 2011 - 10:56 AM

Your SRU plant does not have steam drum for medium pressure (25 ksc) steam generation? I dont think you will be able to maintain this pressure with less temperatures.




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