The steam stripping desulfurization tower is a device that uses steam stripping to remove H2S from liquids. It usually uses natural gas or nitrogen as the steam stripping gas. H2S is extracted from the sulfur-containing wastewater through steam stripping, thereby achieving the purpose of liquid desulfurization. The steam stripping gas enters the bottom of the steam stripping tower and flows upwards. The sulfur-containing wastewater enters the top of the tower and flows downwards. On the surface of the packing in the steam stripping tower, there is sufficient gas-liquid contact and effective mass transfer. The purified liquid can achieve a H2S concentration of <1 ppmw.
