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Advanced Strategies for Hydrogen Sulfide Utilization and Sulfur Recovery: A Comprehensive Study

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DOI: 10.23977/analc.2024.030102 | Downloads: 2 | Views: 223

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Li Yizhe 1

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1 Northwest Normal University, 967 Anning E Rd, Lanzhou, China

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Li Yizhe

ABSTRACT

This paper investigates the treatment and utilization of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) in natural gas and petrochemical industries. Focusing on low-temperature methanol washing and the Claus process, we analyze their operational principles, benefits, and limitations. Low-temperature methanol washing is recognized for its low energy requirements and wide applicability, but is constrained by methanol's toxicity and difficulties in processing heavy hydrocarbons. The Claus process, conversely, offers an effective sulfur recovery method with a high rate of efficiency, yet it is energy-intensive. Additionally, the study explores the H2S Methane Reforming (H2SMR) technology for direct conversion of H2S into hydrogen and carbon disulfide, highlighting its potential in enhancing resource utilization. The paper emphasizes the role of catalysts in optimizing these processes, suggesting the need for further research in catalyst development and process integration for improved sustainability and efficiency in H2S treatment.

KEYWORDS

Hydrogen Sulfide Utilization; Sulfur Recovery; Low-Temperature Methanol Washing; H2S Methane Reforming (H2SMR)

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Li Yizhe, Advanced Strategies for Hydrogen Sulfide Utilization and Sulfur Recovery: A Comprehensive Study. Analytical Chemistry: A Journal (2024) Vol. 3: 6-10. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/analc.2024.030102.

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