fuel gas desulphurisation
Fuel gas desulphurization is a key process for removing sulphur compounds from gases, especially in power plants and industrial processes. This desulfurization process is primarily concerned with scrubbing out sulfur-based gases which cause pollution such as SO 2 might pollute rivers or sulfate particulate matter producing acid rain as well as posing health problems. In terms of technology, fuel gas desulphurization includes absorption towers where the gas is treated with a sorbent such as limestone or lime that chemically reacts with the sulfur dioxide to form solid by-products which can be safely disposed of or reused in other applications. In achieving this end, the process is extremely effective and can achieve sulfur removal efficiencies of over 90%. The result is that the air around coal-fired power plants, oil refineries and natural gas processing complexes is now cleaner and industry itself friendlier to our environment.