Off-gas Desulfurization With Hydrogen Peroxide

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Norbert Steiner Roy Norcross
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Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

For the desulfurization of weak SO2 gas streams, Degussa developed a process using dilute H2SO4 solution containing H2O2 instead of conventional gas scrubbing with all solid absorbent medium (limestone, MgO). The process is based on fast reaction of H2O2 with SO2 yielding H2SO4 up to 70% strength, depending on off-gas tem­perature. Compared to the conventional systems with typically < 95% efficiency, independent on the raw gas SO2 concentra­tion, residual SO2 concentrations of less than 20 mg!Nm3 can be easily achieved, corresponding to nearly 100% removal. These features render the H2O2 process a very attractive, low capital cost technology to retrofit existing conventional desulfurization plants.
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APA: Norbert Steiner Roy Norcross  (1996)  Off-gas Desulfurization With Hydrogen Peroxide

MLA: Norbert Steiner Roy Norcross Off-gas Desulfurization With Hydrogen Peroxide . Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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