Here, "hydrogen sulfide tail gas, for recovery" refers to hydrogen-sulfide-containing gas discharged by reaction or purification units and not fully recovered and utilized during oil refining, coal chemical processing, natural gas treatment, coking or desulfurization processes, typically accompanied by small amounts of other sulfides and inert gases. When such hydrogen sulfide tail gas has no direct value in use or is regarded as an emission gas, it must be discharged to standard after combustion conversion, catalytic oxidation or further desulfurization treatment, or, where conditions permit, enter a sulfur recovery unit to achieve resource recovery.