In conventional or film type Sulphur Burners the heat / steam required for preparing the melt at around 130'C to be fed to the Sulphur burner, is supplied from the steam generated in the factory Boilers duly reduced at pressure around 7 kg/cm2g. We now present here some details of a successfully worked Sulphur Burner System wherein we have been able to melt the Sulphur to the desired temperature within the Melter & than retain that temperature in the Melt Receiver at around 130'C, by the help of L.P. Steam produced within the tubular heat exchanger type Vapouriser interposed between the After - Burner and Cooler - Scrubber.

The Vapouriser is provided with electrical heating elements to produce steam for initial start-up of the Sulphur Burner. As soon as the hot SO2 gas starts passing through the tubes of the Vapouriser and sufficient heat is transferred through the heat exchanger, the heating elements are automatically switched off.

We are all aware of the critical role that the sulphitation plays in production of white sugar. Considering this situation, we have developed an automatic system for efficient melting of Sulphur in the melter and maintaining it in liquid from the melt receiver of your Sulphur burner, This system generates saturated steam specifically for the Sulphur station. It is equipped with automatic temp. And pressure control panel for superior control. The design of the system is such that it re-uses the condensate of the melter and melt receiver. This reduces the quantity and power required for the generation of the steam.