Desulfurization of carbon dioxide-containing gases
AssigneeAir Products and Chemicals, Inc.
InventorsKamlesh Ghodasara, Paul Higginbotham, Jeffrey R. Hufton, Shubhra Jyoti Bhadra, Maulik R. Shelat
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AssigneeAir Products and Chemicals, Inc.
InventorsKamlesh Ghodasara, Paul Higginbotham, Jeffrey R. Hufton, Shubhra Jyoti Bhadra, Maulik R. Shelat
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Sulfur-containing compounds are removed from crude CO2 by conversion to elemental sulfur in a Claus process and subsequently by hydrogenation of the Claus tail gas to convert residual sulfur-containing compounds into H2S which, after cooling to knock out water and then compressing, is removed, together with any other sulfur-containing impurities, either by physical separation or by chemical reaction with a solid metal oxide to form solid metal sulfide with subsequent oxidative regeneration to produce purified CO2 and a recycle gas comprising at least one sulfur-containing compound which is recycled to the Claus process. Some H2S in the Claus tail gas may be removed initially by selective and/or non-selective amine absorption(s) in a tail gas treatment unit prior to removal of residual H2S and any other residual sulfur-containing impurities by the physical separation or the chemical reaction steps.
A method for desulfurization of crude carbon dioxide (CO2) gas comprising hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and optionally at least one other sulfur-containing impurity comprising:
A method for desulfurization of crude carbon dioxide (CO2) gas comprising hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and optionally at least one other sulfur-containing impurity comprising:
A method for desulfurization of crude carbon dioxide (CO2) gas comprising hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and optionally at least one other sulfur-containing impurity comprising:
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