Preliminary study on the design of sulfur dioxide conversion system in sulphuric acid plant
When the concentration of SO2 in the gas entering the converter is less than 5.5%,it is not recommended to use the two conversion and two absorption process.Simulated the critical oxygen content required for the"3+2"conversion process under different concentrations of sulfur dioxide in the gas entering the converter.An analysis is conducted on the selection of the conversion heat exchange process,and it is suggested to use the ⅣⅠ-ⅢⅡ heat exchange process when the incoming SO2 concentration in the converter is below 6.5%and the disadvantages of this process are also pointed out.When calculating the conversion of sulfur dioxide gas containing carbon monoxide,it is recommended to consider that about 65%of carbon monoxide undergoes conversion in the first bed layer.The principles and methods for selecting the inlet temperature of the converter catalyst bed are proposed,and discussions are conducted on the design and selection of materials for the conversion equipment and pipelines,as well as the selection of heat dissipation for the conversion system.
one conversion and one absorption processtwo conversion and two absorption processbed layer distributionheat exchange processcarbon monoxideintake temperaturedesign material selectionheat dissipation