Removal of water vapor diluent after regeneration of metal oxide

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Sulfur or compound thereof – Elemental sulfur

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422171, 422172, 423230, C01B 1704, B01D 5304

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ABSTRACT:
In a process in which ZnO is used to absorb H.sub.2 S and/or SO.sub.2 from Claus Plant tail gas, producing ZnS, and in which ZnS is regenerated using O.sub.2 producing regeneration effluent, the volume of regeneration effluent containing sulfur species which must be further processed is reduced or diminished in quantity by diluting the oxygen containing gas with water prior to regeneration of ZnS to ZNO and thereafter removing at least a portion of the added water.

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