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Topsoe WSA technology for small compact sulfuric acid production units COBRAS 2015, Fortaleza, Brazil 1
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Topsoe WSA technology for small compact sulfuric acid production unitsCOBRAS 2015, Fortaleza, Brazil

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Presentation – main contents

• Introduction to Rio Seco• Introduction to the WSA technology• Typical WSA plant design• WSA plant equipment• References• Summary

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Rio Seco

• Part of the large Buenaventura group in Peru• Procesadora Industrial Rio Seco S. A. plant, Hural 100 km from Lima• Processing of silver ore by use of among other things sulfuric acid• Magnesium sulphates are produced and an H2S stream is generated which needs

cleaning• The H2S stream and sulfur is burned in WSA plant for making 60 MTPD of 98 % acid

for local consumption at the site• Gas cleaning and acid production in same unit• High pressure steam from the WSA process is used for electricity production• Remote location so local electricity production has value• Avoid authority inspections/problems related to buying acid

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What is WSA?Wet gas Sulfuric AcidA catalytic process for purification of sulfur- containing streams while producing concentrated sulfuric acid

SH2SRSHCOSCS2

SO2

SO3

(NH4)2SO4

H2SO4

Sulfuric acid

Cleaned gas

HP Steam

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Why WSA?

• Up to 99.95 % of the sulfur content is recovered• Treats the mixture of H2S and S• Sulfur is recovered as concentrated sulfuric acid of commercial grade• No waste products• NH3 and hydrocarbons are accepted in the feed gas• Excellent heat management• Simple lay-out, few components• Attractive operating cost and lower investment than competing technologies

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Chemical reactions – WSA for H2S gas

H2S

SO2

SO3

H2SO4 (gas)

H2SO4 (liquid)

Combustion H2S + 1.5 O2 → SO2 + H2O + heat

Conversion SO2 + 0.5 O2 → SO3 + heat

SO3 + H2O → H2SO4 (gas) + heat

H2SO4 (gas) → H2SO4 (liquid) + heat

Gas cooling

Condensation

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WSA process lay-out, H2S gas

H2S gas

SO2 converter

Acid cooler

Product acid

Combustion air

Stack gas

Blower

WSAcondenser

Interbedcooler

Interbedcooler

Gascooler

Combustor

Air

Blower

Reaction:

H2SO4 (g) → H2SO4 (liq)

Reaction:

SO3 + H2O → H2SO4 (g)

BFW Steamdrum

WHB

Reaction:

SO2 + ½O2 → SO3

Reaction:

H2S + 1½O2 → SO2 + H2O CW

Superheated steam

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Rio Seco WSA plant process layout

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WSA plant lay-out, H2S based

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Rio Seco WSA plant

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Rio Seco WSA plant

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Combustor and waste heat boiler

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Rio Seco combustor and waste heat boiler

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Rio Seco burner internals including waste heat boiler internal by-pass

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SO2 converter

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SO2 conversion catalyst series VK-W

VK-WSX / VK-WL9 mm Daisy

VK-WSA25 mm Daisy

VK-WSA / VK-WH12 mm Daisy

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WSA condenser

Cooling air inlet

Clean gas outlet

Hot air outletSO3 gas inlet

Sulphuric acid

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WSA condenser – modular construction

Hot Air Outlet

Cooling Air Inlet

Clean Gas Outlet

Product Acid Outlet

Acid Gas Inlet

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WSA condenser design

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Rio Seco sulfuric acid product cooler

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Rio Seco plant data

• Acid capacity is 60 MTPD of 98 % acid. 50 % from H2S gas and 50 % from burning of S

• Electricity production approx 1 MW(e)• Foot print is 30 m x 18 m• Cooling water consumption (circulating) is very low• H2S waste gas incinerated with the sulphur

• H2S = 28 % vol• N2 = 25 % vol• CO2 = 45 % vol• H2O = 2 % vol

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Typical scope of supply

• License package• Basic engineering• Proprietary equipment• Catalyst• Supervision during erection and commissioningOptional:• Detailed engineering• Supply of other equipment

• WSA condenser internals• Acid vessel, pumps and cooler• Acid piping and instruments• Interbed heat exchangers• Process gas cooler• Mist control units

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WSA plants – applications

• Oil refining (39)• Coking (33)• Gasification (31)• Metallurgical industry (14)• Viscose fibre industry (8)• Other applications (10)• Total (135) – From the 135 plants 11 plants are burning sulphur as feed

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WSA/SNOXTM references

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Oil refining

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Acid production: 4 – 1,140 MTPDMore than 135 references

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Pink:09 JOB Pertamina/Medco, Indonesia (LNG)08 Rivers Terminal, UK (natural gas treatment)07 Bluestar, PRC06 SAMCo, Saudi Arabia (spent acid)05 Holliday Pigments, UK04 Asahi Chemical, Japan (spent acid)03 Rockwool Lapinus, Netherlands02 Ohio Edison, USA (SNOX)01 NEFO, Denmark (SNOX)
Frands Jensen
Blue:14 Codelco Molyb, Chile13 Rio Seco, Peru12 Molymet III, Mejillones, Chile11 CMOC, PRC10 Votorantim, Brazil09 Molymet II, Chile08 Karabashmed, Russia07 Kazzinc, Kazakhstan06 Zhuzhou Smelter, PRC05 Molymex, Mexico04 Metaleurop, France03 Molymet I, Chile02 Sadaci, Belgium01 Metals & Powders, Sweden
Frands Jensen
Green:29 Qianxixian Qianxi Coal, PRC28 Anhui anquing Shuguang, PRC27 BP-IOCL, India26 Lake Charles Clean Energy, USA25 Zhongyan Kunshan, PRC24 Guodian Younglight, PRC23 Korea Western Power, Doosan, Korea22 Huaben Heilongjiang, PRC (mangler på kort)21 Anhui Hongsifang, PRC20 Henan Jinkai, PRC19 Yankuang Xinjiang, PRC18 Shaanxi Shanhua, PRC17 Hebi Coal, PRC16 Shanghai Coking II, PRC15 Yunnan Yuntianhua, PRC14 Donghua, PRC13 Yunnan Xianfeng, PRC12 Harbin, PRC11 Xinjiang Guanghui, PRC10 Southern Mississippi, USA09 Yunnan Riches, PRC08 Tianjin Soda, PRC07 SASOL, RSA06 Liuzhou, PRC05 Shanghai Coking & Chemicals, PRC04 Vresova, Czech Rep.03 Neste Oxo, Sweden02 Supra, Kvarntorp, Sweden01 Supra, Köping, Sweden
Frands Jensen
Red:38 Shandong Sincier, PRC37 Shandong Jincheng, PRC36 YPF, La Plata, Argentina35 Panjin North Asphalt Fuel, PRC34 YPF, Lujan de Cuyo, Argentina33 Shandong Tianhong, PRC32 Ningbo Haiyue, PRC31 Kuibyshev Ref., Russia30 WEPEC (Dalian), PRC29 Whitegate, Ireland28 NIS Pancevo, Serbia27 Statsolie, Suriname26 Lukoil Nizhny Novgorod, Russia25 Novoil, Ufa, Russia24 Lukoil Perm, SAR, Russia23 PetroBras RNEST II, Brazil (SNOX)22 PetroBras RNEST I, Brazil (SNOX)21 PetroPerú, Peru20 Taneco, Nizhnekamsk, Russia19 Lukoil Neftochim Bourgas, Bulgaria18 Rosneft, Angarsk, Russia17 OMV, Austria (SNOX)16 Naftan II, Belarus15 TNK, Ryazan, IV, Russia14 TNK, Ryazan, III, Russia13 YaNOS - Slavneft, Russia12 Naftan I, Belarus11 YaNOS - Slavneft (Kodiak), Russia10 Irving Oil (Claus plant), Canada09 Irving Oil (Spent acid), Canada08 Changling Oil Ref, PRC07 Formosa Petrochemical Corp., Taiwan06 Raffineria di Gela, Italy (SNOX)05 Lukoil Perm, Russia04 Slovnaft Oil Ref, Slovakia03 GS Caltex, Korea02 TNK, Ryazan, II, Russia01 TNK, Ryazan, I, Russia
Frands Jensen
Brown:33 Baosteel Zhanjiang Iron & Steel, PRC32 Guangdong Shaogang, PRC31 Shanxi Dongyi Coal, PRC30 Inner Mongolia Qinghua, PRC29 Shanxi Taigang (TISCO II), PRC28 Panzhihua Iron & Steel IV, PRC27 Chongqing III, PRC26 Shaanxi Longmen, PRC25 Panzhihua Iron & Steel III, PRC24 FengFeng, PRC23 Ansteel, Anshan, PRC22 Henan Shuncheng, PRC21 Panzhihua Iron & Steel II, PRC20 Baoshan II, PRC19 Panzhihua Iron & Steel I, PRC18 Chongqing Iron & Steel I, PRC17 Tangshan Yiehua, PRC16 Tianjin Iron, PRC15 ACRE-Shaoguan I, PRC14 Petrochemia Blachownia, Poland13 Baoshan I, PRC12 Handan, PRC11 TISCO, PRC10 Krivorozhstal, Ukraine09 Avdeevka II, Ukraine08 Avdeevka I, Ukraine07 Trinecké zelezárny a.s. (KK), Czech Rep.06 VFT, Belgium05 Arsol Aromatics (KK), Germany04 Lambson Group, UK03 POSCO Chemical Co., Korea02 Saarbergwerke (KK), Fürstenh., Germany01 A.C. Zélandaise de C. (KK), Sluiskil, Netherl.
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Orange:07 Indo Bharat II, Indonesia06 South Pacific Viscose II, Indonesia05 Indo Bharat I, Indonesia04 Kelheim Fibres, Germany03 Lenzing Nanjing Fibers, PRC02 Lenzing AG, Austria01 South Pacific Viscose I, Indonesia

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WSA technology summary

• Clean, proven and reliable technology• No consumption of chemicals or other additives, and no production of waste products• High conversion of sulfur containing feeds into commercial-grade sulfuric acid, with

possibility for NOx reduction if required• Effective heat recovery• Simple layout with relatively small plot area• Attractive operating economy


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