Process for catalytically reacting gases having a high SO.sub.2

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Sulfur or compound thereof – Oxygen containing

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423522, C01B 1776

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039976556

ABSTRACT:
Gases having a high SO.sub.2 content are catalytically reacted in a contacting zone having a plurality of series-connected contacting trays. A partial stream of partly reacted gases from the contacting zone containing SO.sub.3 is admixed with the SO.sub.2 containing gas before entering the first contacting tray. The gases are subjected to interstage cooling between contacting trays. At least a portion of the partly reacted gases is passed through an absorber prior to mixing with the feed stock gas having a high SO.sub.2 content. The rate at which SO.sub.3 is absorbed is increased in dependence on the loss of catalyst activity in the contacting zones such that the conversion of SO.sub.2 to SO.sub.3 in the contacting trays remains approximately constant.

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