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High pressure process for sulfur recovery from a hydrogen sulfide containing gas stream

CA 1261118 A · Owner: Air Products And Chemicals, Inc. · Inventors: Chen, Michael S.

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This invention provides a process for recovering elemental sulfur from a gas containing hydrogen sulfide. The process comprises combusting the gas containing hydrogen sulfide in a furnace with an oxygen-containing gas to provide hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide, the hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide are then reacted to form a gaseous stream comprising water vapor, sulfur vapor, and other acid gas components. The gaseous stream is cooled and divided into a combined liquid water and liquid sulfur stream and a remaining process gas stream substantially free of water at a pressure greater than 50 psia such that water and sulfur are condensed concurrently and at a temperature above the …

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  • Granted September 26, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 26, 2006.
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FiledJuly 15, 1986
GrantedSeptember 26, 1989
Term endedSeptember 26, 2006
Patent numberCA 1261118 A
Classification (IPC)C01B17/04

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1987198919911993199519971999200120032005Application filedJuly 15, 1986Patent grantedSep 26, 1989Term endedSep 26, 2006

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