Area: Sulphur Dioxide

QUENCH TOWER

High-strength sulphur dioxide gas exits the sulphur furnace at approximately 1200°C. The quench tower system rapidly cools the gas to 30-60°C before it enters downstream processes. While a waste heat boiler is often used as a first cooling step, the quench tower remains essential for the final temperature reduction of around 300°C.

With extensive expertise in handling corrosive media, Noram delivers optimized process design and material selection to minimize corrosion risks. This ensures a highly durable system with an extended operational lifespan, maximizing efficiency and reliability for your process.

Technical manager

Kajsa Wahlgren

Kajsa Wahlgren

Process Engineer

NORAM INTERNATIONAL AB
Gruvgatan 35, SE-421 30 Västra Frölunda, Sweden
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Sales

Erik Cleverstam

Erik Cleverstam

Sales Manager, Project

NORAM INTERNATIONAL AB
Gruvgatan 35, SE-421 30 Västra Frölunda, Sweden
M: +46 (0) 721 72 75 01
D: +46 (0) 31 757 40 16
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Essential cooling of sulphur dioxide gas

Minimizes additional formation of SO3

Optimized design to minimize corrosion

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