Production Of Elemental Sulphur From Metallurgical Gases By Direct High- And Low-Temperature Catalytic SO2 Reduction

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
A. V. Tarasov
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Technology has been developed for production of elemental sulphur from off-gas from autogenous smelting processes based on reduction of sulphur dioxide with natural gas with subsequent treatment of reduced gas containing hydrogen sulfide by the Klaus method. This technology has been applied on a commercial scale at the copper smelter of the Norilsk Mining and Metallurgical Complex for treatment of off-gas from the Vanyukov smelting process (PV). In the course of further improvement of the technology a catalytic version of the process has been developed based on the use of a catalyst at the reduction stage, which permits a decrease in the natural gas requirement by 25% to 30%.
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APA: A. V. Tarasov  (2006)  Production Of Elemental Sulphur From Metallurgical Gases By Direct High- And Low-Temperature Catalytic SO2 Reduction

MLA: A. V. Tarasov Production Of Elemental Sulphur From Metallurgical Gases By Direct High- And Low-Temperature Catalytic SO2 Reduction. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2006.

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