Gas separation – Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
Patent
1973-04-27
1976-05-04
Hart, Charles N.
Gas separation
Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
55 47, 55 48, 55 55, 55 56, 55 73, B01D 1900, B01D 5314
Patent
active
039544257
ABSTRACT:
Relatively dilute SO.sub.2 containing gases, such as tail gases from sulfuric acid plants, combustion gases from high sulfur fuels, and the like, are treated with a solvent, such as water, at approximately atmospheric pressures to dissolve the SO.sub.2, and the solution is then stripped at subatmospheric pressure with a gas, such as air, or a reducing gas if the SO.sub.2 is to be finally recovered as sulfur. The sub-atmospheric pressure may be attained by expansion of the stripping gas in a suitable gas expansion machine, and the stripped gas is then recompressed to a pressure, such as substantially atmospheric, at which final utilization of the stripped SO.sub.2 takes place.
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Burks Richard W.
Hart Charles N.
Leitner Saul
Norton Robert Ames
Treadwell Corporation
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