Process control system

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Vacuum arc discharge coating

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23254E, 23255E, 423574R, G01N 3616

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039459047

ABSTRACT:
An improved and modified Claus process control system utilizing first and second coulometric titrators for automatically controlling the amount of oxygen used in burning a portion of the hydrogen sulfide (H.sub.2 S) in flue gases. The first and second titrators are fed sulfur dioxide (SO.sub.2) and H.sub.2 S scrubbed samples, respectively, of the flue gases downstream of the oxygen injection point. The first and second titrators produce H.sub.2 S and SO.sub.2 analog output signals, respectively, which are used to control the rate of flow of oxygen or air injected in a manner such that the samples of the flue gases contain H.sub.2 S in a concentration which is approximately or exactly equal to twice the concentration of the SO.sub.2 therein.

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