Zero Emissions Sulphur Recovery Production

Authors

Ahmad Alqattan, Florida Institute of Technology
Naser Alshatti, Florida Institute of Technology
Qahsan Alajmi, Florida Institute of Technology
Fahad Alajmi, Florida Institute of Technology

Document Type

Poster

Publication Title

Northrop Grumman Engineering & Science Student Design Showcase

Abstract

A designed process for the concurrent production of hydrogen and Sulphur from a H2S containing gas stream (acid gas) with zero emissions. The method uses catalytic oxidative cracking, COC, of H2S to form H2 and S2. In addition, the process will have a Clause reactor to reduce the recycle rate of the H2S to the COC reactor, and a Tail Gas Treatment, TGT, section to produce a rich stream of H2. As a result, the novelty in the plant is to export H2 without the necessity of an incinerator.

Publication Date

4-2015

Recommended Citation

Alqattan, A., Alshatti, N., Alajmi, Q., & Alajmi, F., (2015, April). Zero Emissions Sulphur Recovery Production. Poster presented at the Northrop Grumman Engineering & Science Student Design Showcase, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, FL.