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COMBISULF A process for removing sulfur compounds from the gases from combined-cycle power plants with integrated coal gasification. Carbonyl sulfide is removed by catalytic hydrolysis hydrogen sulfide is removed by selective absorbtion in aqueous MEDA and the sulfur is recovered from both processes by a modified Claus unit. Developed by Krupp Koppers and first operated in Spain in 1996. See PRENFLO. [Pg.70]

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