Dear Engineers
For sulphur storage tanks heating general steam coil will be used, but i want to know is there any methods like electrical heaters & hot oil,etc..is applicable? what is the different between this methods (advantage & dis-advantage).
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Mohammad reza
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Sulphur Storage Tank
Started by mohammad reza, Jan 27 2009 05:50 AM
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Posted 27 January 2009 - 05:50 AM
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Posted 27 January 2009 - 09:24 AM
mohammad
Heating medium of a tank (any tank) is selected based on what level of temperature has to be maintained there.
In your case you need to study a little bit the allotrope forms of sulfur: characteristics, transformation temperatures, reversibility of the transformation. You can decide than what temperature you need to maintain in your tank and what heating solution you select.
Here is just a starting point:
http://en.wikipedia....ropes_of_sulfur
Heating medium of a tank (any tank) is selected based on what level of temperature has to be maintained there.
In your case you need to study a little bit the allotrope forms of sulfur: characteristics, transformation temperatures, reversibility of the transformation. You can decide than what temperature you need to maintain in your tank and what heating solution you select.
Here is just a starting point:
http://en.wikipedia....ropes_of_sulfur
#3
Posted 27 January 2009 - 10:02 AM
Hi Mohammad Reza
About your question I think the answer depends on the source of the sulphur.
For instance, the sulphur obtained with the Clauss reactions like a Crude Refinery,this reaction is very exotermic and the heat released is used for produce steam, the surplus of steam it is used for mantain temperature enoug high (140 - 160 °C) for molten sulphur. Jacketed lines, coils for sulfur pits, etc...
When the source of sulphur is diferent maybe electrical heating will be ok.
I hope that this little bit of knowledge will be useful.
Good luck.
About your question I think the answer depends on the source of the sulphur.

For instance, the sulphur obtained with the Clauss reactions like a Crude Refinery,this reaction is very exotermic and the heat released is used for produce steam, the surplus of steam it is used for mantain temperature enoug high (140 - 160 °C) for molten sulphur. Jacketed lines, coils for sulfur pits, etc...
When the source of sulphur is diferent maybe electrical heating will be ok.
I hope that this little bit of knowledge will be useful.
Good luck.

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