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Get A Quote2017-11-1 · Differences between Simulators: Waste Heat Boiler Models The Claus Waste Heat Boiler (WHB) is a critical equip-ment item in any sulfur recovery unit (SRU). WHB failures have become increasingly common as higher sulfur feedstocks have found greater use
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Get A Quote2020-3-26 · Figure 1 2 shows a typical process flow scheme of a 2-stage straight-through 3 Claus sulfur recovery unit (SRU). Acid gas from the acid gas removal (AGR) process, along with overhead gases from sour water stripping and a small amount of recycle from the tail gas treating unit (not shown), are burned in the Claus furnace with sufficient air or oxygen to produce an overall gas mixture with the
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Get A QuoteThe waste heat boiler of the sulfur recovery unit is a typical fire tube boiler. The multi-pipe mouth of the waste heat boiler is connected with the outlet of the heat reactor, which is both the rear wall of the reactor and the end of the transition zone. The waste heat boiler has two functions.
Get A QuoteThe main waste heat recovery methods used for this process include semi wet and wet open combustion and supressed combustion techniques. The open combustion system includes the use of a waste heat boiler to recover waste heat that is produced as a result of the reaction of oxygen in the furnace gas duct.
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Get A QuoteH 2 S removed in the AGR process is sent to the sulfur recovery unit (SRU) as acid gas. SRU recovers H 2 S as elemental sulfur through the Claus reaction (see the attached figure). Reactions occur in two stages: the flame reaction stage and the catalytic reaction stage. The former consists of a high-performance burner, mixing chamber, and heat removing boiler, while the latter has two to three
Get A QuoteA series of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and numerical analyses were performed to investigate operational characteristics in a sulfur recovery unit waste heat boiler (WHB). Similar analyses of WHBs have been reported by the authors (Porter et. al. 1, 2).
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