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  1. FrankDNT

    H2S resistent material

    thanks also for this suggestion....so basically it seams the "plan" seal is the most indicated....I'll get deeper on this possibility. Francesco
  2. FrankDNT

    Sulfur vapor thermal conductivity

    dear ATMCHemE this will definitely help me. thanks a lot for your reference.
  3. FrankDNT

    H2S resistent material

    thanks a lot for the link, I'll go through the documentation carefully.
  4. FrankDNT

    Sulfur vaporization

    Dogtop, we would like to test some reaction with LPG to make a stream of H2S at various concentration
  5. FrankDNT

    Sulfur vaporization

    Thanks, I was in fact thinkinhg if it can be better to flow the molten sulfur inside a tube heat exchanger in a gas fired chamber or if it was better to keep sulfur in a "kettle" type boiler with gas firing inside the tubes submerged... any idea or suggestion?
  6. FrankDNT

    H2S resistent material

    Thanks a lot for your suggestion, I was thinking to some kind of "special" polymeric gaskets but the graphoil solutions sounds much more reasonable.... regards Francesco
  7. FrankDNT

    H2S resistent material

    dear all, we are planning the design of a small unit where we will flow a gaseous stream of H2S (purity from 40% upto 80%) at variable temperature (from 50°C upto 500°C). Do you have any suggestions about the selection of material for both piping (max P = 6 barg) and gaskets/sealants for thread...
  8. FrankDNT

    Sulfur vaporization

    Dear all, we are designing a small unit where we should vaporizein continuous a small amount of molten sulfur. We have some concern due to the viscosity change of molten S (increase then decrease) so do you have any suggestion on the typeof "boiler" to be designed? We will appreciate any typeof...
  9. FrankDNT

    Sulfur vapor thermal conductivity

    Dear all, could somebody give me a reference number for the thermal conductivity of sulfur in vapor phase? Any value in a temperature range 450°C-600°C will be fine... thanks Francesco
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